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SAW RFID devices using connected IDTs as an alternative to conventional reflectors for harsh environments

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Fig.  2.  Second  configuration  (device  #2),  with  three  electrically  connected  IDTs
Fig. 6. Experimental reflection coefficient in the time domain of devices #1 and
Fig. 8. Experimental reflection coefficient in the time domain up to 600°C of  device #2 on an LGS substrate with Au/Cr electrodes
Fig. 12. Optical images of the Pt electrodes (a) on a LN-Y128 substrate and (b)  on an LGS substrate after measurement up to 600°C
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