Low-power wake-up receiver with subthreshold CMOS circuits for wireless sensor networks
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Masayuki Ikebe | Eiichi Sano | Yoshihito Amemiya | Kazuhiro Takahagi | Hiromichi Matsushita | Tomoki Iida | Y. Amemiya | E. Sano | M. Ikebe | T. Iida | K. Takahagi | H. Matsushita
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