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2009
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Andrea Ricci, Matteo Grisanti, Ilaria De Munari, Paolo Ciampolini:
Improved Pervasive Sensing With RFID: An Ultra-Low Power Baseband Processor for UHF Tags. IEEE Trans. Very Large Scale Integr. Syst. 17(12): 1719-1729 (2009)
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Andrea Ricci, Matteo Grisanti, Ilaria De Munari, Paolo Ciampolini:
Design of an Ultra Low-Power RFID Baseband Processor Featuring an AES Cryptography Engine. DSD 2008: 831-838
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Andrea Ricci, Matteo Grisanti, Ilaria De Munari, Paolo Ciampolini:
Design of a 2 μW RFID baseband processor featuring an AES cryptography primitive. ICECS 2008: 376-379
2006
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Andrea Ricci, Matteo Grisanti, Ilaria De Munari, Paolo Ciampolini:
Design of a Low-Power Digital Core for Passive UHF RFID Transponder. DSD 2006: 561-568

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