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Antennas and Propagation for Body-Centric Wireless Communications
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In this article, the authors focus on creating a moving human model with postures similar to those used in measurements to be used for validation in EM software, which is not straightforward to recreate the exact positions of test subjects for validation purposes.Abstract:
Many phantom models with detailed external and internal features have been introduced in recent years by researchers and are now provided with commercial electromagnetic simulators. Phantoms vary in size, resolution, internal structure and posture. Although some phantoms can be posed, it is not straightforward to recreate the exact positions of test subjects for validation purposes. This section focuses on creating a moving human model with postures closely corresponding to those used in measurements to be used for validation in EM software.read more
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