A Human Body Channel Modeling Method for Wearable Devices Based on Multilayer Transmission Line Model
A wearable device and transmission line model technology, which is applied in transmission monitoring, transmission system, design optimization/simulation, etc. It can solve the problems that the electromagnetic field propagation effect cannot be ignored, the human body channel is no longer applicable, and the measurement results have large differences, so as to achieve a high degree of agreement. High, perfect integrity, small calculation effect
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[0042] The technical solution of the present invention will be specifically described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0043] A human body channel modeling method of a wearable device based on a multi-layer transmission line model of the present invention, first, constructs a layered geometric model of the human body or human tissue parts; secondly, according to the distribution of current density in the human body or human tissue parts The current density is decomposed into three directions: axial, circumferential and radial, so that the impedance of the human body or human tissue parts is divided into the axial transmission impedance in each layer of tissue, the circumferential transmission impedance and the radial transmission impedance between different tissue layers ; Then, the axial transmission of each layer is equivalent to the parallel transmission line, then the axial impedance is the impedance of the transmission line, the hoop impedance is the ...
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