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Dynamic Channel Modeling of WBAN at 28 GHz

Jinli Liu, Yu Shao, Ping Wang, Jie Zhang

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Abstract

With the increasing demand of high data rate, the interest of Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) working in millimeter wave (mmWave) band is growing. This paper analyzes the path loss fluctuations of the waist-to-chest, waist-to-knee, waist-to-wrist and waist-to-head links when the human body is walking and running. A path loss model of dynamic channels for WBAN is established at 28 GHz.

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With the increasing demand of high data rate, the interest of Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) working in millimeter wave (mmWave) band is growing. This paper analyzes the path loss fluctuations of the waist-to-chest, waist-to-knee, waist-to-wrist and waist-to-head links when the human body is walking and running. A path loss model of dynamic channels for WBAN is established at 28 GHz.

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With the increasing demand of high data rate, the interest of Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) working in millimeter wave (mmWave) band is growing. This paper analyzes the path loss fluctuations of the waist-to-chest, waist-to-knee, waist-to-wrist and waist-to-head links when the human body is walking and running. A path loss model of dynamic channels for WBAN is established at 28 GHz.

Key concepts: Path loss, Body area network, Waist, Wireless, Extremely high frequency, Computer science, Channel (broadcasting), Telecommunications

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