NASA NTRS · 20110020389
Wireless tamper detection sensor and sensing system
Abstract
A wireless tamper detection sensor is defined by a perforated electrical conductor. The conductor is shaped to form a geometric pattern between first and second ends thereof such that the conductor defines an open-circuit that can store and transfer electrical and magnetic energy. The conductor resonates in the presence of a time-varying magnetic field to generate a harmonic response. The harmonic response changes when the conductor experiences a change in its geometric pattern due to severing of the conductor along at least a portion of the perforations. A magnetic field response recorder is used to wirelessly transmit the time-varying magnetic field and wirelessly detecting the conductor's harmonic response.
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Woodard, Stanley E., Taylor, Bryant D.. 2011-10-25. Wireless tamper detection sensor and sensing system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110020389
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