Lecture 15 Flashcards

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What is the equation for the differential form of Gauss’ law?

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E = electric field
ρ = charge density
ε = permittivity of free space

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What is the equation for the differential form of Gauss’ law for magnetism?

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B = magnetic field

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What is the Maxwell-Faraday equation for the differential form of Faraday’s law of induction?

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E = electric field
B = magnetic field
t = time

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What is the equation for the differential form of Ampere’s circuital law?

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B = magnetic field
µ = permeability
ε = permittivity of free space
E = electric field
t = time

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What is the equation for current density?

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J = current density
σ = conductivity
E = electric field

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What is the wave equation in a conductive medium?

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What is the equation for specific absorption rate (SAR)?

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SAR = specific absorption rate
σ = conductivity
E = electric field
ρ = charge density

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What is the equation for radiation penetration depth (sometimes called skin depth)?

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δ = penetration depth
σ = conductivity
µ = permeability
f = frequency

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What are the biological uses of radio frequencies?

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  • Radio-frequency heating
  • Bacteria (in vitro) experiments
  • Psychology and cognitive experiments
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What are the safe and maximum allowed degrees of heating of tissue?

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Safe: 0.1ºC
Maximum: 1ºC

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What is the equation for the specific absorption rate (SAR) using experimental measurements?

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SAR = specific absorption rate
c = specific heat capacity
T = temperature rise
∆t = time for increase

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Give 2 ways of measuring specific absorption rate (SAR)

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  • Numerically using finite element calculations
  • Experimentally in anthropomorphic phantoms
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What is the SAR limit in the EU?

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2 W/kg averaged over 10g of tissue

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What is the SAR limit in the US?

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1.6 W/kg averaged over 1g of tissue

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How are SAR limits determined?

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Using the metabolic rate of tissue (1.6 W/kg) and completing experiments using phantoms that don’t allow for a temperature rise exceeding 0.1ºC.

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Why aren’t mobile basestations dangerous?

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Even though they are high power transmitters, they are at least 10m off the ground and direct radiation radially so it isn’t directed at the ground.