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Bi-Phasic Quasistatic Brain Communication for Fully Untethered Connected Brain Implants
To solve the challenge of powering and communication in a brain implant with low end-end channel loss, we present Bi-Phasic Quasistatic Brain Communication (BP-QBC), achieving < 60dB worst-case end-to-end channel loss at a channel length of 55mm, by avoiding the transduction losses during field-modality conversion.
Channel Modeling for Physically Secure Electro-Quasistatic In-Body to Out-of-Body Communication with Galvanic Tx and Multimodal Rx
Increasing number of devices being used in and around the human body has resulted in the exploration of the human body as a communication medium.
A Quantitative Analysis of Physical Security and Path Loss With Frequency for IBOB Channel
Security vulnerabilities demonstrated in implantable medical devices have opened the door for research into physically secure and low power communication methodologies.
Understanding The Role of Magnetic and Magneto-Quasistatic Fields in Human Body Communication
With the advent of wearable technologies, Human Body Communication (HBC) has emerged as a physically secure and power-efficient alternative to the otherwise ubiquitous Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN).
Advanced Biophysical Model to Capture Channel Variability for EQS Capacitive HBC
FEM based simulation results are used to analyze the channel response of human body for different positions and sizes of the device which are further verified using measurement results to validate the developed biophysical model.
