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Table  1.1:  Wireless  microsensor  system  specification  for machine  monitoring  applica- applica-tions
Figure  1-2:  Top-level  system  design  approach
Table  2.1:  Comparison  of RF  output  power  and  bandwidth  occupancy  for  various modulation  schemes
Figure  2-4:  a vs.  tstart  :  large  ton
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