Modelo de Ganho de Canal em Comunicações Moleculares para um Sistema Circulatório de Gestantes

Carlos Danilo Miranda Regis; Catarina Lenice Lopes Pedrosa; Iasmin de França Albuquerque; Walisson Silva; Michael Taynnan Barros

Modelo de Ganho de Canal em Comunicações Moleculares para um Sistema Circulatório de Gestantes

Carlos Danilo Miranda Regis, Catarina Lenice Lopes Pedrosa, Iasmin de França Albuquerque, Walisson Silva, Michael Taynnan Barros

Department of Computing and Mathematics

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Gestation is a period in which the body and the immune system of women undergo progressive changes, resulting in hemodynamic changes characteristic of this period. This phenomenos can affect circulatory molecular communication systems with changes in the propagation of signals in arteries and artery trees. In this paper we present a mathematical model that allows the calculation of the blood flow values during the gestational period, taking into account the new parameters obtained by the changes that occurred during pregnancy. We perform an analysis of the molecular channel gain, and we observed that the blood flow can increase 85,58% for pregnant women and the gain of the channel can get to a total of 2dB.

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Danilo Miranda Regis, C., Lenice Lopes Pedrosa, C., de França Albuquerque, I., Silva, W., & Barros, M. T. (2018). Modelo de Ganho de Canal em Comunicações Moleculares para um Sistema Circulatório de Gestantes. Paper presented at XXXVI Brazilian Symposium on Telecommunications and Signal Processing, Campina Grande, PB, Brazil. http://repository.wit.ie/id/document/10776

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Modelo de Ganho de Canal em Comunicações Moleculares para um Sistema Circulatório de Gestantes. / Danilo Miranda Regis, Carlos; Lenice Lopes Pedrosa, Catarina; de França Albuquerque, Iasmin et al.
2018. Paper presented at XXXVI Brazilian Symposium on Telecommunications and Signal Processing, Campina Grande, PB, Brazil.

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