In this study, we explore the feasibility of leveraging the limited Degrees of Freedom (DOFs) required to accurately describe fields within scattering homogeneous virtual models to develop a fast algorithm for computing the induced E-field and evaluating the specific absorption rate (SAR) in both the far-field and radiative near-field regimes of an arbitrary source, given its Plane Wave Expansion (PWE). If source data for a complex system is available-along with its position and orientation relative to the scattering object-this method could facilitate real-time numerical dosimetry, particularly in the HF to low-UHF frequency bands.
A fast method for real-time SAR computation in homogeneous virtual models in the HF to the low-UHF bands / Ferrante, D., Colella, M., Vecchi, G., Apollonio, F., Liberti, M.. - (2025), pp. 614-617. (55th European Microwave Conference, EuMC 2025 Utrecht; Netherlands ) [10.23919/EuMC65286.2025.11235093].
A fast method for real-time SAR computation in homogeneous virtual models in the HF to the low-UHF bands
Ferrante D.;Colella M.;Vecchi G.;Apollonio F.;Liberti M.
2025
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In this study, we explore the feasibility of leveraging the limited Degrees of Freedom (DOFs) required to accurately describe fields within scattering homogeneous virtual models to develop a fast algorithm for computing the induced E-field and evaluating the specific absorption rate (SAR) in both the far-field and radiative near-field regimes of an arbitrary source, given its Plane Wave Expansion (PWE). If source data for a complex system is available-along with its position and orientation relative to the scattering object-this method could facilitate real-time numerical dosimetry, particularly in the HF to low-UHF frequency bands.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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