2014 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Workshop Series on RF and Wireless Technologies for Biomedical and Healthcare Applicati 2014
DOI: 10.1109/imws-bio.2014.7032395
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A non-invasive magnetic resonance biomedical system

Abstract: This paper proposes a pair of magnetic resonance coupling, which effectively i at the biological medium for potential biomed Calculations and field estimation was done usi modeling software. Ferrite cores were added to showed larger induced current density in the tis times) due to eddy current generation, as comp without core. Further, experiments were con animal tissue placed between two resonating co similar results with an induced current of 0.07 m Also, 1.6 times larger current was induced in ferrite cores… Show more

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“…This chapter is aimed at proposing a new figure-of-eight [47] coil configuration which improves the coil design with respect to the above mentioned design criteria. The new coil configuration applies the concept of magnetic resonance coupling (MRC) [53] - [55], which is composed of one active driven primary coil and a passive secondary coil coupled with each other, involving transfer of energy, when they are in resonance. Although there are two coils, only one source is required because the secondary coil is driven by the magnetic field radiated from the primary coil.…”
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“…This chapter is aimed at proposing a new figure-of-eight [47] coil configuration which improves the coil design with respect to the above mentioned design criteria. The new coil configuration applies the concept of magnetic resonance coupling (MRC) [53] - [55], which is composed of one active driven primary coil and a passive secondary coil coupled with each other, involving transfer of energy, when they are in resonance. Although there are two coils, only one source is required because the secondary coil is driven by the magnetic field radiated from the primary coil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the figure-of-eight coil [47] configuration, which is popular in the literature to focus the magnetic field, could also double the current density induced at the tissue. This chapter will present the combination of figure-of-eight coil [47] and MRC [53] - [55], thereby further increasing the current density and ohmic power density induced at the tissue.…”
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