2001 Microwave Electronics: Measurement, Identification, Applications. Conference Proceedings. MEMIA'2001 (Cat. No.01EX474)
DOI: 10.1109/memia.2001.982363
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MW energy irradiator for reflexotherapy

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“…The block diagram of the setup is show in fig.1. The piece of the waveguide with the extended central electrode [15] has been used as the receiving antenna. For better measurement the ferrite isolators were used: ФВ1 for attenuation of power reflected from load (transmission coefficient (К П ) of the irradiator is 0.45 for BT) and ФВ2 for attenuation of reflected power owing to mismatching with receiving antenna (К П =0.69).…”
Section: Solving the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The block diagram of the setup is show in fig.1. The piece of the waveguide with the extended central electrode [15] has been used as the receiving antenna. For better measurement the ferrite isolators were used: ФВ1 for attenuation of power reflected from load (transmission coefficient (К П ) of the irradiator is 0.45 for BT) and ФВ2 for attenuation of reflected power owing to mismatching with receiving antenna (К П =0.69).…”
Section: Solving the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of reflexotherapy the object is BAP (biologically active point) the diameter of which is less than 2 mm [3]. In paper [4] the efficiency of MW power transfer into biological tissue from the end of the coaxial waveguide having diameter close to that of the BAP and directly contacting the tissue was considered. It was shown that the waveguige of such design meets the requirements for MW power transfer in reflexotherapy, i.e.…”
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confidence: 99%