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The double ring (dipole) system absorbs the noise and is more efficient than the monopole system.

The single ring (monopole) system reflects the noise giving rise to upstream standing waves, meaning that the loudspeakers and amplifiers must be able to handle correspondingly larger signals.

As shown in Fig. 1, two asymmetric monopole systems may form a bipole symmetric system via series connections, which is similar to a traditional HVDC transmission system.

The robustness of the present method is assessed via five different numerical tests including laminar flows in a polar cavity, vortex-wall interaction, evolution of a monopole vortex-system to a tripole vortex-system, advection of the lamb dipole, and large eddy simulation (LES) of turbulent pipe flows.

For simplicity, a two-monopole source system surrounded by an arbitrary acoustic impedance condition at the enclosure boundary is considered, which turns out to be a multiple-error Wiener filtering problem that has six errors.

Regardless the grounding location a monopole- symmetric system is always used for the HVDC Flexible system.

In the existing system, four monopole stub elements are used as TCAS directional antenna and one blade type element is used as TCAS Omni-directional antenna.

For our system, we utilize monopole antennas that can operate from 500 MHz to 3 GHz when submerged in our lossy coupling liquid.

Outage probabilities of the on-body RFID system operating the 900 MHz monopoles: The outage probabilities of the forward link and the backward link are plotted for all four on-body links versus their respective gain thresholds (solid lines: forward link, dashed lines: backward link).

Outage probabilities of the on-body RFID system operating the 2.45 GHz monopoles: The outage probabilities of the forward link and the backward link are plotted for all four on-body links versus their respective gain thresholds (solid lines: forward link, dashed lines: backward link).

The investigated RFID systems are composed of custom-built monopole or patch antennas operating at 900 MHz or 2.45 GHz.