2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10669-007-9083-y
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Mutual interactions in bioelectromagnetics

Abstract: This paper discusses mutual interactions phenomena especially in the case of Transverse ElectroMagnetic (TEM) cell applications as an exposure system in technical and biomedical studies. In many publications is described problem of influence of an object upon the electromagnetic field (EMF) distribution inside a exposure system while inverse effect-influence of exposure system on tested object is overlooked. The problem plays primary role if a correlation between investigations carried out in an enclosure (e.g… Show more

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“…Between the inner conductor and the walls, a TEM-like wave propagates, which allows the exposure in the cell to be considered as similar to that under free-space conditions. As has already been previously discussed (Dlugosz and Trzaska 2007) the use of a TEM cell as an exposure system may lead to errors in exposure estimations due to two phenomena, namely:…”
Section: Tem Cell As An Exposure Systemmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Between the inner conductor and the walls, a TEM-like wave propagates, which allows the exposure in the cell to be considered as similar to that under free-space conditions. As has already been previously discussed (Dlugosz and Trzaska 2007) the use of a TEM cell as an exposure system may lead to errors in exposure estimations due to two phenomena, namely:…”
Section: Tem Cell As An Exposure Systemmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Oszacowania przeprowadzone przez autora pokazują, Ŝe na skutek istnienia sprzęŜeń między badanymi obiektami i układem ekspozycyjnym oraz między samymi obiektami, powstają błędy, które mogą osiągać nawet kilkadziesiąt procent [2,6].…”
Section: Charakterystyka Badań Bioelektromagnetycznychunclassified