Gerald Holweg

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2009
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Markus Auer, Edmund Ehrlich, Albert Missoni, Walter Kargl, Gerald Holweg, Wolfgang Pribyl:
Analoge Eingangsstufe mit ADC-basierendem Demodulator für HF-Transponder zur Verarbeitung hoher Datenraten. Elektrotech. Informationstechnik 126(11): 403-407 (2009)
2008
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Markus Auer, Edmund Ehrlich, Albert Missoni, Walter Kargl, Gerald Holweg, Wolfgang Pribyl:
Design and development of a mixed signal prototyping system to achieve very high data rates for contactless applications. Elektrotech. Informationstechnik 125(4): 138-142 (2008)
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Albert Missoni, Christian Klapf, Wolfgang Pribyl, Günter Hofer, Gerald Holweg:
A Triple-Band Passive RFID Tag. ISSCC 2008: 288-289
2007
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Christian Klapf, Albert Missoni, Wolfgang Pribyl, Gerald Holweg, Günter Hofer:
Inverse load modulation circuit concept for passive RFID transponder. Elektrotech. Informationstechnik 124(11): 359-363 (2007)

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