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Secure Polarization-Shift Backscatter Identification Applied to Battery-Free BLE Sensors Powered by Wireless Power Transfer
This paper presents a lightweight and protocolindependent security mechanism for battery-free Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) sensor nodes operating in Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer (SWIPT) architecture. The proposed approach exploits polarization-shift backscattering of the wirele
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