A 0.24nJ/b wireless body-area-network transceiver with scalable double-FSK modulation
A 0.24nJ/b wireless body-area-network transceiver with scalable double-FSK modulation
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具有可扩展双 FSK 调制的 0.24nJ/b 无线体域网收发器
DOI:
10.1109/isscc.2011.5746207
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2011
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通讯作者:
H. Yoo
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作者:
Joonsung Bae;Kiseok Song;Hyungwoo Lee;Hyunwoo Cho;Long Yan;H. Yoo
Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is an emerging technology that combines health care and consumer electronic applications around the human body. There are 3 PHY schemes discussed in the IEEE 802.15.6 Task Group for WBAN standardization [1]: ultra-wide-band (UWB) PHY, narrow-band (NB) PHY, and body channel communication (BCC) PHY. The BCC, which uses the human body as a communication channel based on the near-field coupling mechanism, has advantages over UWB and NB in energy efficiency because it provides low path-loss without the body shadowing effect in low-frequency bands below 150MHz [2–4]. However, the previous body channel transceivers (BCTs) were not optimized for WBAN because only phenomenological circuit models were used for the body channel analysis [5] and were unable to satisfy requirements such as energy efficiency, scalability of QoS, interference mitigation, and coexistence at once.