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UK funding (£100,154): A Planar Microwave Cavity Loaded with Ferrromagnetic Material: a new 8.2 MHz Anti-Theft Tag for Metallic Packaging within the Retail Sector Ukri9 Sept 2010 UK Research and Innovation, United Kingdom

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A Planar Microwave Cavity Loaded with Ferrromagnetic Material: a new 8.2 MHz Anti-Theft Tag for Metallic Packaging within the Retail Sector

Abstract We propose to develop a new type of anti-theft tag based upon a planar microwave cavity loaded with ferromagnetic material. Many retail outlets currently use a system of tagging and detection developed by Checkpoint Systems Inc. for the protection of merchandise. The conventional planar tag is activated by an 8.2 MHz frequency alternating magnetic field applied perpendicular to its plane, rendering it ineffective on metallic surfaces due to eddy current shielding. The new tag is instead activated by an in-plane magnetic field. It will safeguard an important business sector for Crown Packaging UK, a leading manufacturer of metal packaging.
Category Research Grant
Reference EP/I500219/1
Status Closed
Funded period start 09/09/2010
Funded period end 08/09/2011
Funded value £100,154.00
Source https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FI500219%2F1

Participating Organisations

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Crown Packaging UK
Crown Packaging Plc

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