Example of a wireless, battery-free RFID sensor tag for detection of chemicals such as explosives and oxidizers at very low concentrations (source GE)
Home Battery-Free, Wireless RFID Sensors Used for Explosives & Chemical Detection in Cargo Ships Example of a wireless, battery-free RFID sensor tag for detection of chemicals such as explosives and oxidizers at very low concentrations (source GE)
Example of a wireless, battery-free RFID sensor tag for detection of chemicals such as explosives and oxidizers at very low concentrations (source GE)
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