Application Examples

Entries in Bio/EM Effects (12)

Thursday
29Nov1990

Hip-Worn Cellular Telephone on Moving Man

 An evaluation of the changes caused by movement of the body in the radiation pattern of a simplified cellular telephone worn on the hip of a man is performed.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Keyless Entry

 Effects of arm position on keyless remote.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Variations in Peak SAR and Temperature Rise From Cellular Phones Due to Hand Position

This study is an investigation of the effects of hand position and frequency on SAR and temperature rise due to cellular phone use. The study presents calculations of SAR and temperature rise in both head and hand tissue for a range of frequencies and hand positions.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Cellular Telephone SAR Calculation

 This example demonstrates how XFDTD can be used as the total solution for evaluating the performance and field effects of a radiating device.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Cow Body Mesh with Radiating Implant Geometry

 Simulating a sensor swallowed by a cow to aid in the study of effects of different types of feed on the cow's digestion.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Spherical Bowl and Dipole Geometry

 Spherical Bowl and Dipole Geometry from experiments performed by Ericsson simulating the effects of a cellular telephone on the brain. A full copy of the research paper is also available.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

SAM Head

thumb_sam_head_efieldSpecific Anthropomorphic Mannequin (SAM) geometry is placed in different orientations relative to the coordinate system to perform SAR calculations.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Flat Phantom

 Validation of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Calculation in XFDTD 6.0.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

UniPhantom

1 This example illustrates the ability of XFDTD 6 to import CAD files, manipulate them, apply sources and make SAR calculations.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Pacemaker Simulation

 Illustrating the usefulness of XFDTD and the FDTD method in the design of implantable devices.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

Patch Antenna in Body

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In this example XFDTD is used to compute the input impedance, radiation gain pattern, and SAR of a patch antenna embedded inside a human body.


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Thursday
29Nov1990

UWB Head

XFDTD Bio-Pro now performs Ultra-Wide-Bandwidth (UWB) calculations of the interactions of transient electromagnetic fields with human bodies.


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