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                     4. ANALYZING THE ANTENNA                 4.2   The  Effect  of  Antennas  Interact  on  the  Human
                     EFFECTIVENESS FOR WEARABLE                     Beings
                          DEVICES APPLICATIONS
                                                              Investigating  how  close  the  human  body  is  to  designed
           4.1   Bending effect on the proposed antenna       antennas is crucial for wearable applications. As a result, as
                                                              illustrated  in  figure  12,  the  refelection  coefficients  of  the
           Evaluating the integrated antenna with EBG under bending   fabricated  antenna  prototype  with  EBG  was  tested  on
           conditions  comes  before  examining  the  human  beings   various  human  body  parts,  including  the  hand,  chest,  and
           loading  effect  because  when  operating,  the  wearable   leg. When this fabricated antenna is placed on human hand,
           antenna should conform to the surfaces of the human body.   chest  and  leg,  and  compare  to  operating  frequency  3.53
           To  evaluate  the  banding  of  the  circular  ring-shaped   GHz in free space then we find that operating frequencies
           wearable antenna, it is bent over various cylindrical radius   reduces  and    shifted  to  3.34,  3.49  and  3.52  GHz
           (R (mm)) at 30, 50, 70, and 90 in the y-axis, as illustrated in   respectively as shown in figure 13.
           Figure  10.  The  results  of  simulated  S 11   demonstrated  the
           strong stability of  proposed antenna and its stable operation
           across  the  supported  frequency  ranges.  Maintaining  the
           same impedance range as the rest condition at the specified
           frequency bands, and no discernible detuning in the center
           frequencies was observed.























                                                              Figure  12  –  Antenna  measurement  across  various
                                                              human body parts: (a) arm (b) chest (c) leg
            Figure 10 – The proposed antenna's bending in the Y-
                         axis at different radius


























                                                                  Figure 13 – Comparison of S11 in free space of
                                                                 proposed antenna with EBG with various parts of
              Figure 11 –Comparison of bent and flat antennas                    human body





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