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Inductively Coupled Nanocomposite Wireless Strain and pH Sensors

Smart Structures and Systems - South Korea
doi 10.12989/sss.2008.4.5.531
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ControlElectronic EngineeringComputer Science ApplicationsElectricalSystems Engineering
Date

September 25, 2008

Authors
Kenneth J. LohJerome P. LynchNicholas A. Kotov
Publisher

Techno-Press


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