High temperature RFID tag holder and attachment component
AssigneeGabriel Gunsberg
InventorGabriel Gunsberg
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Abstract
A high temperature radio frequency identification (RFID) tag assembly that includes: a base member made from a polyimide material; a radio frequency identification element attached to the base member, wherein the base member is configured to protect the radio frequency identification element from an inventory item at an elevated temperature above 400° F.; and an attachment component. The attachment component is coupled to the radio frequency identification element and the inventory item and configured to maintain a spacing of approximately 3 to 6 inches between the element and the inventor item. Further, the attachment component is a metal wire.
Claims20
A high temperature radio frequency identification (RFID) tag assembly, comprising:
- a base member made from a polyimide material;
- a radio frequency identification element attached to the base member, wherein the base member is configured to protect the radio frequency identification element from an inventory item at an elevated temperature above 400° F.;
- and
- an attachment component, wherein the attachment component is coupled to the radio frequency identification element and the inventory item and configured to maintain a spacing of approximately 3 to 6 inches between the element and the inventory item, and
- wherein the attachment component is configured to maintain disposition of the polyimide material between the RFID tag and the inventory element.
A high temperature radio frequency identification (RFID) tag assembly, comprising:
- a base member made from a polyimide material;
- a radio frequency identification element attached to the base member, wherein the base member is configured to protect the radio frequency identification element from an inventory item at an elevated temperature above 400° F.;
- and
- an attachment component, wherein the attachment component is coupled to the radio frequency identification element and the inventory item and configured to maintain a spacing of approximately 3 to 6 inches between the element and the inventory item,
- wherein the attachment component is a metal wire,
- wherein the attachment component comprises a first end section, a second end section, and a central section between the end sections,
- wherein the first end section comprises a bend and an intersection that couple the radio frequency identification element to the first end section, and
- further wherein the second end section comprises an elongated loop and an intersection that couple the inventory item to the second end section.
A high temperature radio frequency identification (RFID) tag assembly, comprising:
- a base member made from a polyimide material;
- a radio frequency identification element attached to the base member, wherein the base member is configured to protect the radio frequency identification element from an inventory item at an elevated temperature above 400° F.;
- and
- an attachment component, wherein the attachment component is coupled to the radio frequency identification element and the inventory item and configured to maintain a spacing of approximately 3 to 6 inches between the element and the inventory item,
- wherein the attachment component is a metal wire,
- wherein the attachment component comprises a first end section, a second end section, and a central section between the end sections,
- wherein the first end section comprises an elongated loop positioned at an angle of about 90 degrees with the central section and an intersection, wherein the loop and the intersection couple the radio frequency identification element to the first end section, and
- further wherein the second end section comprises an elongated loop and an intersection that couple the inventory item to the second end section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.