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input impedance

[′in‚pu̇t im‚pēd·əns]
(electricity)
The impedance across the input terminals of a four-terminal network when the output terminals are short-circuited.
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The motivations of this paper is to introduce a flexible universal UHF RFID tag suitable for RFID applications all over the world, develop a systematic procedure to match the tag input impedance to RFID chip, develop general relation to predict the dipole input impedance and finally achieve reasonable size reduction.
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