RFID IC with energy harvesting, user data, wake-up signal to MCU
Hi There,
I am developing a product where I need to remotely wake up my electronics from 0.5-1.5 m, and also read back some user information about the unit I just woke up (e.g. serial number, firmware version the MCU is running etc). It needs to be as low power draw as possible while asleep.
I was thinking that RFID could be a good candidate for this, with an IC that can harvest RF energy to output a signal (gpio or just output voltage/current based on harvested energy) that I can use to wake my MCU. It can also send back user data to the scanner such as firmware version and serial data. Given my range, I was thikning that UHF is the most appropriate (correct me if I am wrong here).
Does STM have any products that suit my needs? I was looking at the STM25DV04KC, however being in the HF range, I am concerned I will not get the range that I require. If it could, what size of antenna would I require to get 0.5-1.5m wake range? If it cant, do you have any other recommendations?
Thanks in advance :)
