17.6 A Sub-40μW 5Mb/s Magnetic Human Body Communication Transceiver Demonstrating Trans-Body Delivery of High-Fidelity Audio to a Wearable In-Ear Headphone
17.6 A Sub-40μW 5Mb/s Magnetic Human Body Communication Transceiver Demonstrating Trans-Body Delivery of High-Fidelity Audio to a Wearable In-Ear Headphone
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17.6 低于 40μW 5Mb/s 磁性人体通信收发器演示高保真音频跨体传送至可穿戴入耳式耳机
DOI:
10.1109/isscc.2019.8662387
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发表时间:
2019
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P. Mercier
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作者:
Jiwoong Park;P. Mercier
Emerging wearable devices such as wireless headphones, smart glasses, and medical monitors require increasingly high-throughput wireless communications at ultra-low-power. Since far-field RF has significant path loss around the human body (e.g., up to 70dB at 2.4GHz), most RF body-area-network (BAN) systems such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) have significant energy-expensive amplification requirements consuming milliwatts of power, and thus do not meet the energy demands of emerging small devices. Popular wireless earbuds, for example, only achieve a battery life of a few hours. Exasperatingly, emerging high-fidelity streaming audio and video content requires higher data rates than what BLE can currently accommodate. Human body communication (HBC) systems, for example ones based on electric fields (eHBC), in theory have lower path loss and can thus potentially offer more efficient links [1], [2]. However, measurements from form-factor-accurate prototypes reveal path loss that is still rather large (e.g., 30-to-45dB across 20cm [3]), with unfortunately severe variation with posture and environments that requires energy-expensive compensation. Since the human body is magnetically inert, magnetic HBC (mHBC) systems, illustrated in Fig. 17.6.1, offer much lower path loss (e.g., 5-to-30dB over 1m [4]) without severe variation, and can thus theoretically achieve lower communication energy. However, to date there has not been any mHBC transceiver (TRX) developed to exploit this inherently efficient communication channel, and if there were, the high Q of employed coils would limit data rate of a straightforward approach to <800 kb/s.
DOI:
10.1109/cicc.2018.8357033
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2018
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2018 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC
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作者:
Maity, Shovan;Chatterjee, Baibhab;Chang, Gregory;Sen, Shreyas
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Sen, Shreyas