A New Approach and Analysis of Modeling the Human Body in RFID-Enabled Body-Centric Wireless Systems

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</svg>-plane) for the head case for woman (W) and man (M). The measurements are based on 20 repetitive threshold power measurements.</table>

International Journal of Antennas and Propagation

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Figure 9: A New Approach and Analysis of Modeling the Human Body in RFID-Enabled Body-Centric Wireless Systems 