High temperature RFID tag
AssigneeGabriel Gunsberg
InventorGabriel Gunsberg
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Abstract
A high temperature radio frequency identification (RFID) tag component is disclosed that includes a base member made from a polyimide material and an attached radio frequency identification element. The high temperature radio frequency tag component is adapted for attachment to goods, inventory items, and/or assets that are at an elevated temperature, or to an inventory item or asset that is within an environment at an elevated temperature above 400° F.
Claims11
A high temperature radio frequency identification tag component for identifying an inventory item disposed at an elevated temperature that exceeds thermal resistance of the radio frequency identification tag, comprising:
- a base member made from a polyimide material;
- a radio frequency identification element being adhered to the base member;
- the base member being disposed between the inventory item and the radio frequency identification element thereby protecting the radio frequency identification element from the inventory item when the inventory item is disposed at an elevated temperature that exceeds a thermal resistance of the radio frequency identification element;
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- an attachment component interconnecting the radio frequency identification element to the inventory item while maintaining spacing between the radio frequency identification element and the inventory item.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.