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Table 2

Constraints applied to the potentials and currents to solve Eq. (24).

Variable Constraint Comments

I1,I2,I3,(I4),I5,I6,I7,I8,I9,I10,I11,
I12,(I13),I14,(I15),I16,(I17),I18,I19
0 A The current injected in a passive conductor is zero.
The currents in transmitting electrodes (between
brackets) are set to 0 only when not used.

0 A Kirchhoff’s law

V3V13 or
V3V15 or V3V17 or V15V17
Amplitude of the transmitted signal The potential difference between the two
transmitting electrodes is set by telecommand.

V11V13 (V8V13)α11 The potentials of the guards of the receiving
electrodes are equal to the potential of the soles
multiplied by the transfer factors α7 and α11.

V7V13 (V8V13)α7 The parameters α7 and α11 depend on
temperature and frequency and have been
measured.

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