Electromagnetic therapeutic coils design to reduce energy loss

Abstract

Abstract. The article introduces the problem of power loss reduction in applicators used in magnetotherapy. To generate magnetic field whose distribution is optimal and to reduce the power loss, the authors establish a set of parameters to evaluate the model of device. Results make it possible to infer that the real power input necessary to operate the magnetic field generator properly may vary significantly depending on construction and localization. The issues raised in this paper should be treated as a basis for further discussion on the construction of applicators used, e.g., in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.

Metabolic and Developmental Changes in Insects as Stress-Related Response to Electromagnetic Field Exposure

“…The following supporting information can be downloaded at: https: //www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/app13179893/s1, Table S1: General linear mixed model to test the effect of EMF exposure (treatment: control, 1 mT, 7 mT) on weight loss with time (time, days [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] in adult mealworms. The model included a random factor: experimental replicate, within which animals were measured on consecutive days.…”

“…The question that emerges is in regard to the potential consequences of increased exposure to EMFs on health. On the contrary, it is worth noting that EMFs have been effectively employed in therapeutic applications [2][3][4]. A comprehensive understanding of the effects and consequences of EMF exposure has been essential for assessing and mitigating any potential risks to the environment and human health [5][6][7].…”