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DESIGN OF ELECTRO OPTIC ANTENNAS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ACTIVE ELECTRO OPTIC POLYMERS
The increasing demand for compact, low-power, and distributed wireless sensing systems has motivated the exploration of alternative antenna technologies that overcome the limitations of conventional radio-frequency (RF) architectures. Traditional antenna systems rely on active front-end electronics,
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