Digital Electronics as RFID Tags: Impedance Estimation and Propagation Characterization at 26.5 GHz and 300 GHz

Digital Electronics as RFID Tags: Impedance Estimation and Propagation Characterization at 26.5 GHz and 300 GHz
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10.1109/jrfid.2020.3015798
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发表时间:
2021-03
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3.1
通讯作者:
Chia-Lin Cheng;S. Sangodoyin;Luong N. Nguyen;Milos Prvulović;A. Zajić
Chia-Lin Cheng;S. Sangodoyin;Luong N. Nguyen;Milos Prvulović;A. Zajić
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作者:
Chia-Lin Cheng;S. Sangodoyin;Luong N. Nguyen;Milos Prvulović;A. Zajić

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