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Design and characterization of the liquid metal antenna optimally embedded in concrete beam prototype as an alternative strain sensor
This paper presents the implementation of the novel dipole liquid metal antenna as an alternative strain sensor when embedded in the optimal location of a concrete beam prototype. The antenna is made up of eutectic Indium Gallium, a fluid metal alloy, encased in a microfluidic channel, namely, polyd
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