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This article proposes a printed loop tag antenna placed near a human body for use on student radio frequency identification cards. The proposed tag antenna printed on a polyvinylchloride card is a one‐wavelength loop fed by a T‐matching transformer. An equivalent lumped‐circuit for the T‐matching transformer is presented to synthesize the T‐matching feeding structure. A four‐layer stratified elliptical...
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