Abstract:
An antenna device for magnetic field communication may include: a first coil; a second coil; a third coil; a first capacitor connected to a 1-1 terminal of the first coil; a second capacitor connected to a 2-1 terminal of the second coil; a third capacitor connected to a 3-1 terminal of the third coil; and an input port including a first input terminal connected to a 1-2 terminal of the first coil, a 2-2 terminal of the second coil, and a 3-2 terminal of the third coil, and a second input terminal connected to the first capacitor, the second capacitor, and the third capacitor.
Abstract:
A magnetic field communication method and apparatus using a giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) magnetometer are disclosed. The magnetic field communication apparatus includes a GMI magnetometer configured to detect a first communication signal based on a received magnetic field signal, a first signal extractor configured to extract a second communication signal comprising a message signal from the first communication signal, a second signal extractor configured to extract a third communication signal by removing a magnetization frequency signal from the second communication signal, and a third signal extractor configured to extract the message signal by removing a carrier wave frequency signal from the third communication signal.
Abstract:
A radio frequency (RF) weak magnetic field detection sensor includes a ferromagnetic core, a pickup coil disposed to surround the ferromagnetic core, a substrate that includes an opening, a core pad connected to the ferromagnetic core and a coil pad connected to the pickup coil, and an insulating tube interposed between the ferromagnetic core and the pickup coil. The insulating tube includes a bobbin around which the pickup coil is wound, and a core hole formed to pass through the bobbin and configured to accommodate the ferromagnetic core.
Abstract:
Provided is a device for microwave hyperthermia that may attach a flexible patch on the skin of a user based on a cross-section of a body tissue of the user, for example, a joint and muscle of a leg and an arm and may emit microwaves towards a plurality of points of the body tissue through the patch. The microwaves emitted toward the body tissue may have the same phase and maximum power. Accordingly, a maximum heat generation point may be generated in an area adjacent to the plurality of points. The device for microwave hyperthermia may move the maximum heat generation point by sequentially changing a phase and a direction of each of the microwaves. The device for microwave hyperthermia may uniformly distribute and maintain heat for treating pain and/or infection over the entire cross-section or a partial area. The device for microwave hyperthermia may be portable.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a microwave output method and apparatus for thermotherapy. The microwave output method may include performing a forward analysis using a mapping model corresponding to a target point of an object, performing a reverse analysis based on forward analysis data for the forward analysis, and outputting a signal to the target point from each of a plurality of antennas based on reverse analysis data for the reverse analysis.
Abstract:
Provided is an apparatus and method for calibrating acquired scattering data in a three-dimensional (3D) microwave imaging system. A scattering data calibrating method may include acquiring microwave scattering data for each height of a tank containing a target using a microwave transceiving sensor; and calibrating the microwave scattering data based on a variation between a plurality of sets of microwave scattering data. A height of the tank at which the microwave scattering data is to be acquired may be determined based on a height of the microwave transceiving sensor is located in the tank.
Abstract:
Provided is an electromagnetic wave sensor including a thin metal plating layer to prevent an inflow of a fluid into the electromagnetic wave sensor and a method of generating the electromagnetic wave sensor, in which the electromagnetic wave sensor includes a waveguide including a conductor to sense an electromagnetic wave, a ceramic layer accommodated in the waveguide and including a dielectric to reduce a dielectric loss of the electromagnetic wave, and the thin metal plating layer disposed between the waveguide and the ceramic layer to prevent the inflow of the fluid into the electromagnetic wave sensor.
Abstract:
A system for performing magnetic field communication is disclosed. According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a system for performing magnetic field communication may include a first current mode power supply having a voltage and one or more inductors connected thereto; a power amplifier connected to the first current mode power supply; a first matching impedance unit including a first capacitor connected to the power amplifier; and a first magnetic field antenna including a coil and a resistor connected in parallel with the first matching impedance unit.
Abstract:
An atomic magnetometer with an extended measurement bandwidth is disclosed. The atomic magnetometer includes coils configured to transmit incident pump light and a bias magnetic field and a vapor cell positioned between the coils and receiving the pump light and the bias magnetic field transmitted from the coils and irradiation light incident from a direction perpendicular to the coils, wherein the vapor cell includes both a first alkali metal atom and a second alkali metal atom, which are isotopes of one of alkali metals.
Abstract:
A radio frequency (RF) weak magnetic field detection sensor includes a ferromagnetic core, a pickup coil disposed to surround the ferromagnetic core, a substrate that includes an opening, a core pad connected to the ferromagnetic core and a coil pad connected to the pickup coil, and an insulating tube interposed between the ferromagnetic core and the pickup coil. The insulating tube includes a bobbin around which the pickup coil is wound, and a core hole formed to pass through the bobbin and configured to accommodate the ferromagnetic core.