Power optimized reading procedure for RFID (EPC Gen 2) data transmission enabled application: Example of a wireless temperature sensor
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Jean Gaubert | Christophe Moreaux | Emmanuel Bergeret | Damien Jausseran | Philippe Pannier | Mathieu Coumba Faye
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