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WISPCam: A Battery-Free RFID Camera Saman Naderiparizi1 , Aaron N. Parks1 , Zerina Kapetanovic1 , Benjamin Ransford2 , Joshua R. Smith2,1 1 Electrical Engineering Department and 2 Computer Science and Engineering Departm
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Montreal / /

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A. Hardware / WISPCam / Texas Instruments / Power Electronics / /

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FDA Phase / /

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Engineering Department University of Washington / Python LLRP library / Python library / /

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ASIC / EPC / Source Measure Unit / University of Washington / Seattle / Electrical Engineering Department / /

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R. Prasad / D. J. Yeager / Netw / D. Wetherall / J. R. Smith / P. S. Powledge / /

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logic controller / system controller / /

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Vmax / C1G2 / WISPCam / /

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Python / LabVIEW / DC / /

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semiconductor / RAM / nonvolatile FRAM memory technology / random access / passive RFID technology / nonvolatile memory / EPC C1G2 protocol / ASIC / 64KB on-chip / flash memory / RFID technology / flash / 2 protocol / GUI / /

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