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Analyses of Transient Energy Deposition in Biological Bodies Exposed to Electromagnetic Pulses Using Parameter Extraction Method

Jerdvisanop CHAKAROTHAI, Katsumi FUJII, Yukihisa SUZUKI, Jun SHIBAYAMA, Kanako WAKE

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Summary :

In this study, we develop a numerical method for determining transient energy deposition in biological bodies exposed to electromagnetic (EM) pulses. We use a newly developed frequency-dependent finite-difference time-domain (FD2TD) method, which is combined with the fast inverse Laplace transform (FILT) and Prony method. The FILT and Prony method are utilized to transform the Cole-Cole model of biological media into a sum of multiple Debye relaxation terms. Parameters of Debye terms are then extracted by comparison with the time-domain impulse responses. The extracted parameters are used in an FDTD formulation, which is derived using the auxiliary differential equation method, and transient energy deposition into a biological medium is calculated by the equivalent circuit method. The validity of our proposed method is demonstrated by comparing numerical results and those derived from an analytical method. Finally, transient energy deposition into human heads of TARO and HANAKO models is then calculated using the proposed method and, physical insights into pulse exposures of the human heads are provided.

Publication
IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E105-B No.6 pp.694-706
Publication Date
2022/06/01
Publicized
2021/12/29
Online ISSN
1745-1345
DOI
10.1587/transcom.2021ISI0003
Type of Manuscript
Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Section on Recent Progress in Antennas and Propagation in Conjunction with Main Topics of ISAP2020)
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Jerdvisanop CHAKAROTHAI
  National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Katsumi FUJII
  National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Yukihisa SUZUKI
  Tokyo Metropolitan University
Jun SHIBAYAMA
  Hosei University
Kanako WAKE
  National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

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