EAS+RFID Tag Configuration

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Hi All ,
I just want to confirm if i got this right .

RFID + EAS (electronic article surveillance) use to 2 different frequencies for configuration (one for for RFID part 800-900MHz and the other one to set up arm/disarm the EAS which is 8.2Mhz ) , is this correct?
if yes then can any one please provide me with a reference on how to design 8.2Mhz compact antenna ( 30*30 cm max or smaller if possible ,for near detection ), i assume it will be a loop antenna :roll: ???
if i got it all wrong i hope someone can explain it to me ...


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Diffferent RFID standards use different frequencies, e.g. 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz and 900 MHz.

RF EAS tags are simple passive LC resonators, see Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_article_surveillance
 


how to design a small 8.2Mhz patch antenna
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A patch antenna for 8.2 MHz would have a size > 10 m. EAS and 13.56 MHz RFID systems are using resonant loop "antennas". You can refer to design guides for long range RFID and change it to 8.2 MHz, e.g.:
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