Key factors in the implementation of wearable antennas for WBNs and ISM applications: A review WBNs and ISM applications: A review
The increasing usage of wireless technology has prompted the development of a new generation antenna compatible with the latest devices, with on-body antennas (wearable antennas) being one of the revolutionary applications. This modern design is relevant in technologies that require close human body...
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my.um.eprints.415602023-11-27T02:32:18Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/41560/ Key factors in the implementation of wearable antennas for WBNs and ISM applications: A review WBNs and ISM applications: A review Hashim, Fatimah Fawzi Wan Mahadi, Wan Nor Liza Abdul Latef, Tarik Othman, Mohamadariff TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering The increasing usage of wireless technology has prompted the development of a new generation antenna compatible with the latest devices, with on-body antennas (wearable antennas) being one of the revolutionary applications. This modern design is relevant in technologies that require close human body contact, such as telemedicine and identification systems, due to its superior performance compared to normal antennas. Some of its finer characteristics include flexibility, reflection coefficient, bandwidth, directivity, gain, radiation, specific absorption rate (SAR), and efficiency that are anticipated to be influenced by the coupling and absorption by the human body tissues. Furthermore, improvements like band-gap structure and artificial magnetic conductors (AMC) and (DGS) are included in the wearable antenna that offers a high degree of isolation from the human body and significantly reduces SAR. In this paper, the development of on-body antennas and how they are affected by the human body were reviewed. Additionally, parameters that affect the performance of this new antenna model, such as materials and common technologies, are included as an auxiliary study for researchers to determine the factors affecting the performance of the wearable antenna and the access to a highly efficient antenna. MDPI 2022-08 Article PeerReviewed Hashim, Fatimah Fawzi and Wan Mahadi, Wan Nor Liza and Abdul Latef, Tarik and Othman, Mohamadariff (2022) Key factors in the implementation of wearable antennas for WBNs and ISM applications: A review WBNs and ISM applications: A review. Electronics, 11 (15). ISSN 2079-9292, DOI https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11152470 <https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11152470>. 10.3390/electronics11152470 |
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The increasing usage of wireless technology has prompted the development of a new generation antenna compatible with the latest devices, with on-body antennas (wearable antennas) being one of the revolutionary applications. This modern design is relevant in technologies that require close human body contact, such as telemedicine and identification systems, due to its superior performance compared to normal antennas. Some of its finer characteristics include flexibility, reflection coefficient, bandwidth, directivity, gain, radiation, specific absorption rate (SAR), and efficiency that are anticipated to be influenced by the coupling and absorption by the human body tissues. Furthermore, improvements like band-gap structure and artificial magnetic conductors (AMC) and (DGS) are included in the wearable antenna that offers a high degree of isolation from the human body and significantly reduces SAR. In this paper, the development of on-body antennas and how they are affected by the human body were reviewed. Additionally, parameters that affect the performance of this new antenna model, such as materials and common technologies, are included as an auxiliary study for researchers to determine the factors affecting the performance of the wearable antenna and the access to a highly efficient antenna. |
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