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Creeping wave theory is re-visited for BAN (Body Area Network) channel modeling. The formulation takes the characteristics of both antenna and human tissues into account. The field density at a certain distance from the radiating antenna can be directly determined by input power and on-body antenna gain. It is observed that the complicated on-body antenna gain measurement can be replaced by measuring...
This paper presents a creeping wave model for the diffraction of an obliquely incident plane wave by a perfectly conducting or lossy circular cylinder at 60 GHz. The model developed for both TM and TE polarizations is valid for electrically large cylinders and for a receiver in the close vicinity of the surface. An experimental validation is conducted on a perfectly conducting cylinder.
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