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Perfect isolation: Dealing with self-jamming in passive RFID systems

Boaventura et al., 2016

Document ID
3253685436200096886
Author
Boaventura A
Santos J
Oliveira A
Carvalho N
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Microwave Magazine

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Passive RF identification (RFID) readers transmit a continuous wave (CW) powering signal to remotely power up batteryless transponders, while simultaneously receiving a backscattered signal at the same frequency [1]. To separate the transmitter and receiver …
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