RFID Sensors Faculty Advisor: Dimitrios Peroulis.

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RFID Sensors Faculty Advisor: Dimitrios Peroulis

 Maintenance of aircraft consumes a large amount of time and resources  Limited ability for condition monitoring Why ? Smart Bearing! MEMS High Temperature Sensors

RFID Typical RFID Sensor Challenges for Engine Monitoring  Wireless communication is complicated by existence of large metallic areas  Sensing + ID  Harsh environment (> 300  C)  No batteries if high temp  Material properties vs. temp

VIP Team Fall 2010 NilminiChrisPraveenVivekAmirLeoProf. Peroulis Identified high temperature near-metal RFID tags Tested reading range performances Identified optimal tag placement scheme

What’s next ?  Bearing integration  High-T testing  Field testing  …