10–13 Sept 2023
Europe/Warsaw timezone

The Specific Absorption Rate of 10g and 1g methods comparison for a child and an adult in a shielded space of railway compartment

11 Sept 2023, 16:40
20m
Presentation at the conference Computational models of electrical systems Computational Models of Electrical Systems

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Mariana Beňová (Department of Electromagnetics and Biomedical Engineering FEEIT, University of Zilina)

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This study compares two SAR techniques (10g method and 1g method) on a chest model of an adult and a child in the shielded area of a train car compartment to examine the impact of electromagnetic (EM) fields. This study made use of electromagnetic modeling based on the Finite Integration method. The simulations were done for a particular scenario in which each model was positioned as near to the EM radiation source as possible in a shaded area. The radio frequency source for the EM field was a PIFA antenna operating at 900 and 1800 MHz. By simulating the absorption of EM radiation on the chests of an adult and a child, the results were evaluated in terms of SAR values. The results showed that the SAR values for the child chest model were greater than for the adult chest model.

Authors

Frederika Bačová (Department of Electromagnetics and Biomedical Engineering FEEIT, University of Zilina) Mariana Beňová (Department of Electromagnetics and Biomedical Engineering FEEIT, University of Zilina)

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