Security printing paper based on chipless radio frequency tag and method of manufacturing the same
Security printing paper based on a chipless radio frequency (RF) tag and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. The security printing paper based on a chipless RF tag includes first base paper, second base paper, and one or more chipless RF tags. The chipless RF tags are disposed between the first base paper and the second base paper. At least one layer configured to prevent the locations of the chipless RF tags from being exposed to the outside and to enable the security printing paper to be detected is formed on one or more of the first base paper and the second base paper.
1. Security printing paper based on a chipless radio frequency (RF) tag, comprising:
first base paper;
second base paper; and
one or more chipless RF tags disposed between the first base paper and the second base paper; wherein
at least one layer configured to prevent locations of the chipless RF tags from being exposed to an outside and to enable the security printing paper to be detected, the at least one layer is formed on at least one or more portions of an inner or outer surface of the first base paper and the second base paper, and wherein
the at least one layer is formed to have a predetermined pattern or color.
2. The security printing paper of claim 1 , wherein the layer is formed between the inner surface of the first base paper and the chipless RF tags or on the outer surface of the first base paper.
3. The security printing paper of claim 1 , wherein the layer is formed between the inner surface of the second base paper and the chipless RF tags or on the outer surface of the second base paper.
4. The security printing paper of claim 1 , wherein, when the chipless RF tags are disposed in two or more sheets of security printing paper, the chipless RF tags are disposed not to overlap each other even when the two or more sheets of security printing paper are superimposed on each other.
5. The security printing paper of claim 1 , wherein the chipless RF tags comprise an identification (ID) value configured to enable whether exit of the security printing paper has been permitted to be determined.
6. A method of manufacturing security printing paper based on a chipless RF tag, comprising:
preparing first base paper and second base paper;
forming at least one layer, configured to prevent locations of one or more chipless RF tags from being exposed to an outside and to enable security printing paper to be detected, the at least one layer being formed on at least one or more portions of inner or outer surface of the first base paper and the second base paper;
disposing the chipless RF tags on an inner surface of the first base paper or an inner surface of the second base paper; and
combining the first base paper and the second base paper by bonding the first base paper and the second base paper to each other, and wherein
the at least one layer is formed to have a predetermined pattern or color.
7. The method of claim 6 , further comprising:
forming the at least one layer between the inner surface of the first base paper and the chipless RF tags or on the outer surface of the first base paper.
8. The method of claim 6 , further comprising:
forming the at least one layer between the inner surface of the second base paper and the chipless RF tags or on the outer surface of the second base paper.
9. The method of claim 6 , further comprising:
disposing the chipless RF tags comprises disposing the chipless RF tags so that the chipless RF tags do not overlap each other even when two or more sheets of security printing paper are superimposed on each other.
10. The method of claim 6 , wherein the chipless RF tags comprise an IL) value configured to enable whether exit of the security printing paper has been permitted to be determined.