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A Performance Comparison between a Conductive Strip Line and the Transmission Line in Improving On-body Communication

In this paper, the performance of a conductive strip line (CSL) in reducing the loss between two on-body antennas at 2.45 GHz is presented to emulate the transmission line in [1], [2]. The improvement by the CSL is considered in three cases depending on positions of antennas/sensors. The CSL has a good performance as that of the transmission line in some certain cases. Especially, when antennas are placed below the CSL, the loss reduction is more than 20 dB. Thus, the CSL is a really simple solution for on-body communication.