A lighting control demo based on polypropylene ferroelectret films
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Qi Kang | Yong Yan | Hui Xiao | Zhaolong Meng | Xiaoqing Zhang | Xiaoqing Zhang | Hui Xiao | Qi Kang | Z. Meng | Yong Yan
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