Human body model for wireless signal simulations
AssigneeBose Corporation
InventorLouis G. CHEN
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Abstract
Aspects of the present disclosure provide an improved material structure for a human body model. The human body model comprises (1) a first layer comprising a first material, (2) a second layer, comprising a second material, underneath the first layer, and (3) a third layer, comprising a third material, underneath the second layer. The dielectric constant of the second material is less than a dielectric constant of the first material and less than a dielectric constant of the third material. According to an aspect, the thickness of the first and/or second layer may represent the thickness of human skin and fat, respectively. The thickness of one or more layers may vary based on a location on the human body model.
Claims20
A material structure for a human body model, comprising:
- a first layer comprising a first material,
- a second layer, comprising a second material, underneath the first layer;
- and
- a third layer, comprising a third material, underneath the second layer,
- wherein a dielectric constant of the second material is less than a dielectric constant of the first material and less than a dielectric constant of the third material.
A material structure for a human body model, comprising:
- a first layer approximating a dielectric property of human skin,
- a second layer approximating a dielectric property of human fat;
- and
- a third layer approximating a dielectric property of human muscle,
- wherein the second layer is between the first and third layer.
A material structure for a human body model, comprising:
- a first layer approximating a thickness and a dielectric property of human skin,
- a second layer approximating a thickness and a dielectric property of human fat;
- and
- a third layer approximating a dielectric property of human muscle,
- wherein the second layer is between the first layer and the third layer and wherein a dielectric constant of the second layer is less than a dielectric constant of the first layer and the dielectric constant of the first layer is less than a dielectric constant of the third layer.
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