Georgia Tech ECE Research Group
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Brian Degnan, Ella Rose, Gregory Durgin
IEEE Journal of Radio Frequency Identification
This work describes how the ultra-low-powered Simon cipher can be implemented with a simple hash. This is a powerful technique for implementing encryption on computational- and power-limited platforms such as RFID tags.
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Francesco Amato; Hakki M. Torun; Gregory D. Durgin
2017 IEEE International Conference on RFID (RFID)
Year: 2017, Pages: 20 – 25
This paper presents our most ambitious backscatter measurement to date. Drawing microWatts of power at an 5.8 GHz RF tag, a signal is backscattered in free space from the 10th floor of Viewpoint condominium tower to a reader atop ECE’s Van Leer building. This link uses our custom tunnel diode reflection circuitry to achieve a range of 1.2 kilometers.
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Prof. Durgin will be delivering an invited lecture, “Wireless Forever,” on Tuesday evening, 7 Nov 2017, at Valparaiso University. This is part of the distinguished lecturer series for the IEEE Council on RFID. Download the presentation at [DL_Presentation_Valpo].
Bonus presentation for the Valpo EE students: [Ugrad_Presentation_Valpo].