Antennas and propagation for on-body communication systems
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...So far, there are no standardized models for body area networks though many studies are reported (see [181] and [182])....
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...or indeed robust enough for most practical wearable applications, it has been included here for comparison as it is known to give least path loss over-the-body surface [21], as far as omnidirectional antennas are concerned....
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...A number of applications exploiting such devices have been in development recently and are widely known by a common name 'wearable' or 'ubiquitous' computing [ 1 ]....
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...There are many publications on the effect of the human body on the operation of antennas located in close proximity [2-4]; on the absorption of energy within the body and, in particular, specific absorption rate (SAR) for proximate antennas [ 5-7 ]; and on the propagation on and off the body for use in cell-phone and pager systems [8, 9]. Therefore, many of the tools needed for the study of...
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...Curve fitting to these data shows that the variation of the path gain with separation is best approximated by the inverse power law with the exponent 3.2 which is in line with the results reported in [ 3 ]....
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