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The averaged absorption cross section (ACS) of a lossy object characterises its ability to capture power from diffused electromagnetic waves. The averaged ACS is very important in many EMC research areas such as indoor wireless channel modelling and human safety exposure study. The measurement of averaged ACS in a reverberation chamber can be achieved by measuring the rate of power loss in the time...
The interiors of mass transit vehicles act as pseudo-reverberant environments which are loaded by the bodies of passengers. This study models the broadband loading characteristics of the human body, first by simulation with spherical approximations, then by measurement of nine human subjects in a reverberation chamber. The absorption cross-section of the subjects is calculated from the loaded and...
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