A Path Loss Statistical Model for On-Body WBAN
Yihuai Yang
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Yihuai Yang
Abstract
Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is a new and promising wireless communication technology which consists several sensors around, on or even implant into human bodies to sense importance human physical signals. In order to erect and develop a robust WBAN, accurate modeling of the body-area network radio-propagation channel and understand the statistical characteristics in close proximity to the human body are required. In this paper, we focus on study the on-body to on-body WBAN path loss model, the environments factors are considered. The statistical parameters are extracted form measurements data, the proposed path loss model is validated through comparison with a measurement-based approach.
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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is a new and promising wireless communication technology which consists several sensors around, on or even implant into human bodies to sense importance human physical signals. In order to erect and develop a robust WBAN, accurate modeling of the body-area network radio-propagation channel and understand the statistical characteristics in close proximity to the human body are required. In this paper, we focus on study the on-body to on-body WBAN path loss model, the environments factors are considered. The statistical parameters are extracted form measurements data, the proposed path loss model is validated through comparison with a measurement-based approach.
Key concepts: Body area network, Path loss, Wireless, Computer science, Path (computing), Human-body model, Channel (broadcasting), Computer network