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Pseudonymetry: Precise, private closed loop control for spectrum reuse with passive receivers

Weldegebriel et al., 2022

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15236569590515703572
Author
Weldegebriel M
Wang J
Zhang N
Patwari N
Publication year
Publication venue
2022 IEEE International Conference on RFID (RFID)

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Radio astronomy and other passive radio spectrum users have significant challenges avoiding interference from wireless communication systems. Even distant transmitters sometimes interfere with passive users. We propose Pseudonymetry, a system that provides …
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