The paper introduces a multi-element model of man exposed to a radiation field for evaluating the local Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) distributions. Use will be made of an assembly of constitutive elements representing a postured human subject. Based on the SAR dependence on frequency, two different equivalents of the exposed human body are proposed. For frequencies below human resonance, the irradiated body is assimilated to an interconnected multi-sphere electrode structure. Conversely, above human resonance, the human equivalent is envisaged being composed by a disconnected assembly of double-cone antennas surrounded by biological media. Simple formulas for the local SAR evaluation are derived accordingly.
Multi-monopole model of man for SAR evaluations / Bozzetti, M; Calò, G.; Lattarulo, F.; Petruzzelli, V. - In: SoftCOM 2006 : International Conference on Software, Telecommunications andComputer Networks / [a cura di] Rozic, N; Begusic, D. - STAMPA. - Piscataway, NJ : IEEE, 2006. - ISBN 953-6114-87-9. - pp. 7-11 (( convegno 2006 International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer Networks tenutosi a SPLIT - CROATIA nel 29 settembre -1 0ttobre 006 [10.1109/softcom.2006.329714].
Multi-monopole model of man for SAR evaluations
Bozzetti, M;Calò, G.;Lattarulo, F.;Petruzzelli, V.
2006-01-01
Abstract
The paper introduces a multi-element model of man exposed to a radiation field for evaluating the local Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) distributions. Use will be made of an assembly of constitutive elements representing a postured human subject. Based on the SAR dependence on frequency, two different equivalents of the exposed human body are proposed. For frequencies below human resonance, the irradiated body is assimilated to an interconnected multi-sphere electrode structure. Conversely, above human resonance, the human equivalent is envisaged being composed by a disconnected assembly of double-cone antennas surrounded by biological media. Simple formulas for the local SAR evaluation are derived accordingly.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
