RFID Murata – Soluções em TAG’s para descomplicar os projetos com RFID

20 July 2020
2 Copyright © Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. 20 July 2020
Saulo Rodrigues / Engenheiro de aplicação
muRata: RFID Murata – Soluções
em TAG’s para descomplicar os
projetos com RFID
Confidential

Topics
• Murata Introduction
• RFID/NFC Technology
• Murata RFID/NFC products
• Applications
• Summary and questions

Murata
Nossos Negócios
Somos líderes mundiais em design, fabricação e fornecimento de
componentes e soluções eletrônicas. Somos Inovadores em
Eletrônica.
Pontos fortes
• Tecnologia avançada de materiais.
• Amplo portfólio de produtos
• Ampla rede global de fabricação e vendas
Em Numeros
• Funcionários ~ 80,000
• Numero de subisidiárias ~100
• Fundação em 1944
Confidential

Americas (11)
United States
Brazil
Canada
Mexico
EMEA (13)
The Netherlands
Finland
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Asean and
India (15)
Singapore
India
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam
Greater
China (25)
Japan (31)
*Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Is not included in the number of subsidiaries
(No of companies)
Regional Head Offices
Production plants
R&D Centers
Korea (2)
*Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Is not included in the number of subsidiaries
Murata Global
Confidential

Who we are ?

Capacitors Inductors (Coils)
Noise / EMI
suppression products
and filters
Resistors Thermistors
Sensors Timing devices Sound components Power devices Micromechatronics
RFID Matching devices RF components RF modules Batteries
Ultra low power short
range RF-IC
Filters Substrates Ionizers/Ozonizers
Wireless connectivity
platforms
Product Line-Up
Confidential

RFID technology - definition
RFID
LF (low frequency)
Frequency: 125 ~134KHz
Range: contact up to 10 cm
HF (high frequency)
Frequency: 13.56MHz
Range: near contact up to 10 cm
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a generic
term that is used to describe a system that transmits
the identity (in the form of a unique serial number) of
an object (goods, assets, document) or person
wirelessly, using radio waves
UHF (ultra-high frequency)
Frequency: 856~928MHz
Tag dependent, near contact to ~6meters
(passive)
LF (low frequency) HF (high frequency) UHF (ultra-high frequency)

Frequency
LF
(low freq)
125 ~134kHz
HF
(high freq)
13.56MHz
UHF
(ultra high freq)
856 ~ 928MHz
Read range (typ) Contact up to 10cm
Near contact up to
30cm
Near contact to ~5m
Cost Relatively expensive Less expensive Least expensive
Material penetration Excellent Poor
Water affect No Some Yes
Antenna design Coil Coil Dipole, slot
Data Rate Slower Faster
Reading multiple
tags
Poor So-so Very good
Standards ISO14223
ISO14443
ISO15693
ISO18000-63
EPC Global Gen2
Applications
Animal ID, access
control,
authentication
NFC, access cards,
smart cards, retail,
payment, library,
product
authentication
Baggage, logistics,
tracking, retail,
product
authentication
Feature comparison of RFID technologies

RFID System Architecture
Tags Readers Interface / Middleware Applications
Reader Interface
Data routing &
processing
Data validation
Data sharing /
aggregation
Data security
ERP systems
Customer
management
Internal dB
Warehouse
Logistics

Wireless Technologies = Smart Products
Ultra Long Distance (~20km)
Long Distance (~75 meters)
Mid Distance ( .2~7 meters)
Close Proximity (~10cm)
Very Long Distance (~7km)
Murata’s Wireless Technologies
Item Level Tracking
• Asset tracking
• Authentication
• Production tracking
• Logistics tracking
• IoT
• Industry 4.0
• Brand Protection
Connecting
• Networking &
platform interface
• Communication
• Monitoring
• Information
exchange
• Location / positioning
PurposeDistance
Across
town
Building
To Building
Room
Size
Touch
Large
Neighborhood

RFID - UHF & HF – Use Cases/Applications
Ultra High Frequency (UHF)
• Production Tracking
• Inventory Control
• Logistics & Asset Tracking
• Product Authenticity
• Warranty & Return Tracking
• Product Configuration
• Item identification
High Frequency (HF/NFC)
• Access Control
• NFC Device Pairing
• Loyalty, Payment, Financial
• Identification / High Security
• Ticketing / Passports
• Peer to Peer Communications
• Gaming

Murata RFID / NFC Products
RFID
915MHz
NFC/HF
13.56MHz
Standard – PCB
Mount
Integrated
Antenna Type
Ultra Small
Embeddable
design
High memory
Tags Tags
Linen / Fabric
Type

UHF RAIN Tag Line-up

Electronic PCB Management
Contents subject to change without notice
Features
• PCB tracking solution
• Utilizes the PCB ground as antenna.
• Simple and easy to implement using reference design. Need
to introduce early in design / layout cycle
Part number LXMS21ACMF-183 LXMS21ACNP-184
Type
PCB mount PCB mount
(External antenna) (External antenna)
Appearance
RFID Standard
ISO18000-63 and ISO18000-63 and
EPC Global Gen2v2 EPC Global Gen2(v1.2.0)
Frequency 865-928MHz 865-928MHz
IC Impinj Monza R6 NXP UCODE 7xm
EPC memory 96bit 448bit
User memory NA 2,048bit
Size (L x W x H) 2.0 x 1.2 x 0.5 mm 2.0 x 1.2 x 0.5 mm
Read range(typ)
6m 5m
(4W EIRP) (4W EIRP)
Antenna external required external required
* Read range depends on the performance of the reader, power, antenna size, etc..
Antenna reference design is
available to simplify adoption

LXMS21ACMF-183 - support documentation
PCB become a RFID TAG, only using mounting pattern.
PCB + LXMS21ACMF-183 + mounting pattern = RFID TAG PCB
Mounting pattern
If there is limitation for mounting pattern, Murata can support designing.
And read range can be controlled by changing mounting pattern.
The example of
Changing mounting pattern

RFID Tags on PCBs
Antenna
pattern
S/N 20958820-3A
Build 032201
Rev E.112
FW AA2311
Par A3-B1-C4-D1
Tag memory contents:
Tues Dec 21,2010
RFID Tag Data SW 1.4
Maintenance schedule
Configuration details
Field service guide
Factory dispatch
• RFID tags can be integrated into printed
circuit boards
• The chip is just one additional P/N on the
bill of materials
• The antenna becomes part of the PCB
traces
S/N 20958820-3A
Build 032201
Rev E.112
FW AA2311
Par A3-B1-C4-D1
…

Mounting
Reflow
ICT Assembly
Final Test
Packing
Direct marking (Laser etc.)
Optical bar code
QR code
Conventional RFID tag
RFID TAG by Murata
△Heat
resistance
RFID TAG covers all processes of mftg
△ Visibility
✖ Non-rewritable
×Heat
resistance
◎Rewritable
◎Rewritable
Challenges
△ Visibility
✖ Non-rewritable

UHF RFID Laundry Tag
The size is small and thin that is suited for garment.
Capable to withstand in washing.
Features
• Small and slim package design
• UHF band (902-928MHz) ISO18000-63 / EPC Global Gen2v2
Compliant
• Size is 40.0 x 6.0 x 0.9mm
• Using impinj MonzaR6
• Reading range:2m
• *Reference -RoHS compliant

Application : Clothes cleaning track

Features
• Ultra small size (1.25 x 1.25mm)
• Totally integrated antenna
• Capable of withstanding over molding process
• Durable design
resin
substrate antenna
IC
Product Design
Ultra Small UHF RAIN Tag – Item level tagging

RFID TAG - Integrated antenna-less type
RFID TAG can be read without antenna at close range
On resin (Reference)
On metal (Reference)
Antenna of R/W
2.0 x 1.2 x 0.55mm
EPC global C1G2

Application

Application : Medical Equipment

On-metal chip tag
Features
• Small package size: 6.0 x 2.0 x 2.3mm
• Robust design
• EPC Global Gen 2v2 compliant
• EPC memory: 128bit
• Read range (ref): up to 1.5m (4W EIRP)
• Covers global UHF frequency band (865~928MHz)
• 100% RoHS compliant
Part Number: LXTBKZMCMG-010
LXTBKZMCMG-010 is an innovative RFID
module which complies EPC global Gen2 (v2).
This product can be used as an ultra small tag
and this can be fit on any metal objects. This
can be used globally with high performance and
reliability

On-metal chip tag – LXTBKZMCMG-010
Part number LXTBKZMCMG-010
Type Chip
Appearance
Standard
ISO18000-63 and
EPC Global Gen2v2
Frequency 865-928MHz
IC Impinj Monza R6P
EPC Memory 96bit
User Memory 64bit
Size (L x W x H) 5.9×2.4×2.0mm
Read range (typ)
On metal: 1.0m
*Read range depends
on application
Heat resistance Up to 85℃
Attachment Adhesive glue / epoxy
Tag features
• Ultra small tag, durable design
• Wide frequency band characteristics
• Utilizes metal surface as booster antenna
• Easily attached using medical grade adhesives

On-metal chip tag applications
P/N: LXTBKZMCMG-010
on-metal tag
Industrial tools
• Technician assigned
• Usage / inventory count
• Calibration tracking
• Safety Improvements
• Simplify identification
• Error reduction
1. attach tag 2. read &
record
data
4. tool check
out / in
3. inventory /
stockroom
5. review &
analysis

On-metal Application Guide

Design guideline
on Murata web site

The contents to be referred
http://www.murata.com/en-
us/products/rfid/magicstrap/datasheetstechinfor?intcid5=com_xxx_xxx_cmn_hd_xxx
Data sheet
Mounting pattern
~ Downloadable from
Murata web site ~
Read range
* URL

4 points of “how to” keep better performance
described in data sheet
1) How to design other layer of PCB 2) How to decide position on PCB
3) How to design longer antenna 4) How to design metal cover near PCB
Center is the best !
Remove all copper
under mounting pattern !
Dark green area can be the
booster antenna !
Remove metal cover
near MAGICSTRAP® !

NFC Tags

HF/NFC Tag Line-up

RFID - Stock checking

Features
• Small and Robust package design
• HF band (13.56MHz) -ISO 15693/NFC
Forum Type5 compliant
• Size is 3.2 x 3.2 x 0.7mm
• Using NXP ICODE SLIX
• Reading range: 20mm *Reference
• RoHS compliant
LXMS33HCNG-134 is a small size HF band
RFID IC module, including embedded
antenna. This complies with ISO15693
standard. It can be used globally with high
performance even in small form factor.
LXMS33HCNG-134 - HF band RFID

Application: Cable management
Scenario:
• Cable is plugged into the wrong port during installation,
upgrading or moving new equipment.

Application: Cable management

Small item tracking with RAIN RFID Tags

Application: Medical

Application: Test tube tracking
Current method
Lab
The challenge
Automate tracking of individual test tubes to improve accuracy and provide
real-time product identification
• Bar codes are used to identify tubes
• Each one requires to be read
individual to capture information.
• Line of sight is required
• Each tube has embedded
RFID tag
• Non-line of sight required
• All tubes are
simultaneously read
Auto-ID
Lab
RFID enabled reader/writer base unit with
matrix loop antenna network
RFID solution

Application: Test tube tracking
Embedded NFC tag features
• Small size – 3.2 x 3.2 x 0.7mm
• Durable design
• Withstand over-molding / embeddable process
• Large memory
• RoHS compliant
Part number LXMS33HCNG-134
Type
Embeddable
(Integrated Antenna)
Appearance
Standard
ISO15693
NFC Forum type5
Frequency 13.56MHz
IC NXP ICODE SLIX
UID memory 64bit
NDEF memory 896bit
Size (L x W x H) mm 3.2 x 3.2 x 0.7
Read range (*)
20mm
(200mW reader)
Note:
• Other HF & UHF embeddable
tag options available

RFID / NFC Product Success Stories
Telecom
Single Use
Cables
Eye Glass
Frames
Fitness
Tracker
Smart
Meters
Security
Head Phones
Durable Tag
Test Tube
Tracking
UHF RFID Tags HF/NFC Tags
Toys
Power supply
Media/Ethernet Switch
Energy meter
Healthcare / Medical
Healthcare / Medical
Cabling

Murata’s item level tagging solutions
UHF
HF/NFC
Embeddable
/ over-moldable
Brand items Small electrical
items
Disposable
medical products
Disposable
replacement parts
Cables
Examples

Summary
• Companies are taking action against counterfeit products
• Multiple solutions & options available
• Small robust RFID / NFC Tags are available for item level tracking (many options)
• Product authentication is necessary to combat grey products
• Technology adoption can lead to competitive advantage
• RFID offers more security than traditional tracking solution
• Enhancing user experience

Support Tools

Murata’s support material
Case Studies
Videos
Application Guide3D analysis of RFID wave with HFSSAnechoic Chamber

Application Tools

Links
RFID in Healthcare Webinar:
https://www.murata.com/campaign/ads/global/rfid-
healthcare/download
RFID Products: https://www.murata.com/en-us/products/rfid/rfid
Murata products: https://www.murata.com/en-
us/products?intcid5=com_xxx_xxx_cmn_nv_xxx

Contact
Thank You for joining!!!
saulo.rodrigues@murata.com
Saulo Rodrigues | Application Engineer
Murata World Comercial Ltda.
R. Tijuco Preto, 393 – Sala 151/152/153 –
Tatuape | S. Paulo SP

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