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Flexible tag microlab development: Gas sensors integration in RFID flexible tags for food logistic

by: Estefania Abad, Stefano Zampolli, Santiago Marco, Andrea Scorzoni, Barbara Mazzolai, Aritz Juarros, David Gómez, Ivan Elmi, Gian C Cardinali, José M Gómez, Francisco Palacio, Michelle Cicioni, Alessio Mondini, Thomas Becker, Ilker Sayhan
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Vol. 127, No. 1. (20 October 2007), pp. 2-7.


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The enabling technologies for the development of a flexible tag microlab for food monitoring during the logistic chain will be presented. The realisation of the system includes the integration of physical and chemical sensors with Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) communication capabilities. The first ISO 15693 compliant semi-active tag prototype, including low power control electronics, RFID antenna, commercial sensors, memory and a thin film battery, is shown together with the development of novel ultra-low power hotplates required for this application and the process, based on the use of anisotropic conductive adhesive (ACA) flip chip technology, for gas sensors integration onto flexible substrates.


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