Abstract: An RFID reader antenna (1) for use in an intelligent cabinet (2), such as a smart fridge, is disclosed. The antenna (1) is configured for operation within the UHF band and has omnidirectional radiation pattern and circular polarization. The antenna comprises a dielectric substrate (11), and a ground plane (12) provided on the dielectric substrate. An aperture (13) forms an open area within the bounds of the ground plane (12). A radiating element (14; 14?; 14?; 14??; 14) is provided on the dielectric substrate in a plane parallel to the ground plane, and arranged within the open area, when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the ground plane (12), and surrounded by the ground plane.

Abstract: An antenna for an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag comprises two antenna parts being arranged at opposite end areas of the antenna, and at least one intermediate part forming a bridge between the antenna parts. One of the at least one intermediate part comprises power feeding areas to be connected to an integrated circuit. Further, a first gap is arranged in one of the at least one intermediate part, and has a gap length of less than 80 ?m, which forms a low impedance path for current at microwave frequencies.

Abstract: An RFID tag is disclosed comprising a dielectric substrate having a first side and an opposite second side, and with an antenna arranged on the first side of the dielectric substrate. The antenna defines a gap and is configured to operate at an operation frequency. The RFID tag further comprises an RFID chip electrically coupled to the antenna across the gap. A shielding conductor is arranged on the second side of the dielectric substrate, and preferably underlaying the gap, wherein the shielding conductor is configured to limit the voltage across the gap when the antenna is exposed to a microwave frequency of a microwave oven.