2003
DOI: 10.1541/ieejfms.123.623
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FDTD Analysis of Effectiveness of Shielding Clothes in Suppressing Electromagnetic Field in Phantom Model

Abstract: In order to prevent cardiac pacemakers from malfunctioning caused by electromagnetic (EM) wave, as one of the solutions to the problem of pacemaker malfunctioning, we can use a shielding material to decrease the EM wave intensity. For the effective suppression of the EM wave including a complicated enclosure or a human body, it is desirable to solve for the EM wave propagation by using numerical analysis. We introduce the transmission coefficient when an EM wave is incident into a multi-layered material with a… Show more

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“…The first part is the study of test methods. For example, Kurokawa and Sato 7 and Yoshimura et al 8 studied the test method of the SE of the clothing by time domain analysis, and tested the chest area of the mannequin. Wang et al 9 used the same EMS fabrics to manufacture and test the clothing with different structures and styles, and analyzed the laws of various factors on protection effect of the clothing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first part is the study of test methods. For example, Kurokawa and Sato 7 and Yoshimura et al 8 studied the test method of the SE of the clothing by time domain analysis, and tested the chest area of the mannequin. Wang et al 9 used the same EMS fabrics to manufacture and test the clothing with different structures and styles, and analyzed the laws of various factors on protection effect of the clothing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, a number of scholars improved the above methods, such as: Kurczewska et al (2012) selected the low-frequency range of 50 Hz-30 MHz to test the EMS clothing with different purposes, and pointed out the criteria to choose materials of the EMS clothing. Kurokawa and Sato (2003) and Yoshimura et al (2003) studied the testing method of the SE of the EMS clothing by time-domain analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They all considered that the SE of fabric couldn't describe the SE of the clothing and the SE of clothing should be obtained according to the characteristic of each garment part [3,4]. Kurokawa and Sato [5] and Yoshimura et al [6] have studied the feature of the SE of the EMS clothing by the time domain measurements and the FDTD analysis. They constructed and derived the SE functions of the clothing on the point to the point along the curved surface of the body.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%