Abstract
A RF resonator for sensing a physical or environmental parameter includes a substrate having a substrate surface. A polymer-derived ceramic (PDC) element is positioned on or within the substrate surface. The RF resonator has a resonant frequency that changes as a function of the physical or environmental parameter. A system for wirelessely sensing at least one physical or environmental parameter includes at least one RF resonator and a wireless RF reader located remotely from the RF resonator first transmitting a wide-band RF interrogation signal that excites the RF resonator. The wireless RF reader detects a sensing signal retransmitted by the RF resonator and includes a processor for determining the physical or environmental parameter at the location of the RF resonator from the sensing signal.
Document Type
Patent
Patent Number
US 8,558,705
Application Serial Number
12/821,993
Issue Date
10-15-2013
Current Assignee
UCFRF
Assignee at Issuance
UCFRF
College
College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS)
Department
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science - CS Division
Allowance Date
8-19-2013
Filing Date
6-23-2010
Assignee at Filing
UCFRF
Filing Type
Nonprovisional Application Record
Donated
no
Recommended Citation
Gong, Xun and An, Linan, "Ceramic Sensors for Wireless High-Temperature Sensing" (2013). UCF Patents. 72.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/patents/72