To search, Click below search items.

 

All Published Papers Search Service

Title

Human Body Shadowing at Millimetric Waves

Author

Jraifi Abdelouahed, El Hassan Saidi

Citation

Vol. 7  No. 10  pp. 178-182

Abstract

In order to model propagation of wave radio and develop a real mobile communication system, a good knowledge of environment propagation is crucial. Usually, the temporal variations of signal amplitude between Transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx) is neglected in modeling the radio propagation. Referring to Hashemi [1], the effects of temporal variations in indoor environment caused in the most part by human body shadowing cannot be neglected. In this paper we demonstrate the effects of temporal variations due to the movement of persons between Tx and Rx. The method used to predict the wave propagation in indoor environment is a deterministic technique called Ray Tracing, mainly used for simulating static environment, and the human body is modeled as a parallelepiped form full of salty water. Finally, we have proposed an algorithm to mitigate the unavailability of the channel when the time of obstruction caused by human body becomes significant.

Keywords

Radio propagation channel, Indoor propagation, Human body shadowing

URL

http://paper.ijcsns.org/07_book/200710/20071024.pdf