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A Bluetooth-based Wireless Distributed Data Acquisition and Control System
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Ezequiel T. Coelho, Paulo Carvalhal, Manuel J. Ferreira, Luis F. Silva, Heitor Almeida, Cristina P. Santos, Jose A. Afonso
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