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Sensing and Backscatter Communication Integration: Realizing Efficiency in Wireless Systems for IoT

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arxiv 2312.06888 v1 pith:2UAZZVV2 submitted 2023-12-11 eess.SP

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In an era driven by the Internet of Things (IoT) and rapid wireless communication advances, the synergy between sensing and backscatter communication (BackCom) has emerged as a frontier of research. This paper delves deep into the integration of sensing technologies with BackCom, a burgeoning field with significant implications for energy-efficient wireless systems. By tracing the historical developments and principles of BackCom, we establish the foundational understanding crucial for integrating advanced sensing methodologies. Our study adopts a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative analyses of system performances with qualitative assessments of various integration techniques. Furthermore, these integrated systems showcase enhanced adaptability in dynamic environments, a pivotal attribute for future IoT applications. These findings hold profound implications for industries focusing on smart technologies, as they underscore the potential for achieving both sustainable and efficient communication. Our research distinguishes itself by not only highlighting the benefits but also addressing the challenges faced in this integration, providing a comprehensive overview of the topic.

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  1. Distributed system perspective on Backscatter systems

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    A narrative survey that reframes backscatter communication as distributed systems, cataloguing existing protocols, architectures, applications, and open challenges without introducing new technical results.

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