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Towards Energy-Neutral IoT Sensors: Low-Cost Chirp-Based Backscattering Node Using a COTS Microcontroller and Multi-Load Front-End
Backscatter communication has proven to be a key enabler for energy-neutral sensor nodes in the IoT. It allows ultra-low-power nodes to transmit sensor data by reflecting incident RF signals. Practical large-scale deployment requires hardware solutions that are both cost-efficient and widely availab
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