Abstract:The implantation of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags into electric safety tools and devices provides the functions of wireless communication, positioning, perception, data interaction and work ticket coordination. Aiming at the degradation of wireless communication performance of RFID-implanted tools and devices which is affected by their materials, the research is carried out. Firstly, the transmission characteristics and key performance indicators of RFID are analyzed. And then, a simulation model of an RFID tag implanted in tools and devices is established using the HFSS electromagnetic simulation software to investigate the impact of implantation depth and dielectric constant of the materials on the transmission performance of RFID tag signal. Finally, a RFID performance testing platform is constructed to measure the read distance for various dielectric constants and implantation depths, as well as input matching parameters and resonance frequency, and the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and received signal strength indication (RSSI) at different testing distances are tested. The research shows that the implantation depth and the dielectric constant of materials of RFID tags significantly affect the performance of RFID, resulting in a reduced transmission distance for the RFID chip implanted in tools and devices.