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Our laboratory focuses on two core foundations: communication systems (physical and MAC layers) and corresponding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) issues in wireless\/wired communications in human body areas and automobiles. For communications, the research topics involve channel modeling, modulation \/ de-modulation, circuit realization, and antenna design for body area communication, with an emphasis on applications for medical diagnosis, healthcare, automatic identification, and robot control. The end-points of our research include wireless on-body data transmission in body area networks (BAN) for healthcare applications, real-time image transmission and localization for capsule endoscopes, and healthy situation monitoring of drivers for automatic operation and control of automobiles. In terms of EMC, for realizing safe and reliable communication systems, we are tackling to develop effective exposure systems of animal experiment for testing possible biological effects of electromagnetic waves, to clarify and quantify electromagnetic interference for wearable and implanted devices, to analyze EMC performance of next-generation automotive communications, and to develop new EMC test methods for ensuring quality of communication devices.<\/span><\/p>\n

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