Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  reports simple yet precise equations for automated wireless measurement of the resonance frequency,  Q -factor, and coupling coefficient of inductively coupled passive resonant  LC  circuits. This allows remote sensing of all physical and chemical quantities that can be measured with capacitance transducers. Formerly reported front-end circuit concepts for wireless sensor readout, i.e., phase dip measurement and the dip meter, are subsequently discussed. It is shown that, due to fundamental system limitations, the formerly reported circuit concepts are not applicable if the distance beten the sensor and the readout electronic circuit becomes too small, resulting in large coupling coefficients. Therefore,  present an improved concept for an analog front-end circuit of the readout system that overcomes these limitations and hence allows wireless sensor readout under a wider range of operating distances.
['Reinhard Nopper', 'Remigius Niekrawietz', 'Leonhard M. Reindl']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Wireless Readout of Passive LC Sensors
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