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PVDF phased-array analog front end. / Oppenheim, Matthew.
In: Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications, No. 244, 11.2010, p. 20-25.

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Oppenheim, M 2010, 'PVDF phased-array analog front end', Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications, no. 244, pp. 20-25.

APA

Oppenheim, M. (2010). PVDF phased-array analog front end. Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications, (244), 20-25.

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Oppenheim M. PVDF phased-array analog front end. Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications. 2010 Nov;(244):20-25.

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Oppenheim, Matthew. / PVDF phased-array analog front end. In: Circuit Cellar - The Magazine For Computer Applications. 2010 ; No. 244. pp. 20-25.

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