Title
Capacitance model of embedded transceiver for intra-body communication
Abstract
The transmission path of intra-body communication is composed of capacitance coupling among nodes. In this work, we used four nodes: body, signal and ground electrodes, and floor ground. It was reported that intra-body communication is affected by common-mode noise. As the impedance balance of the transmission path deteriorates, common-mode noise increases. The impedance elements can be replaced with the capacitance elements. We assumed approximate equations of capacitance elements and investigated them by changing the distance among the four nodes. We propose a 2-step procedure for estimating the equations of capacitance elements. It is confirm that the simulated results based on our model agree with the experimental results regarding common-mode noise, which validates the model.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.4108/icst.bodynets.2014.258238
BODYNETS
Keywords
Field
DocType
experimentation,physics,capacitance measurement,intra-body communication,measurement,electronics,capacitance model,engineering,common-mode noise
Coupling,Transceiver,Capacitance,Parasitic capacitance,Mutual capacitance,Electrical impedance,Capacitance probe,Capacitive coupling,Electrical engineering,Physics
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
0.46
9
Authors
8
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Yuki Hayashida1167.10
Ryo Sugiyama2111.09
Yusuke Ido3111.09
Akito Suzuki431.13
Yasuaki Takizawa530.79
mitsuru shinagawa614037.36
Yuichi Kado7337.60
Nozomi Haga852.14