The microwave invasion to living bodies at a millimeter wave catheter irradiation is described. The power sources of millimeter wave are an IMPATT oscillator (IO) for the irradiation tests and a Gunn oscillator for the reflection study. Irradiated samples are cow livers and living rats. A newly designed wave-guide vent antenna (WVA) with an anti-reflecting layer (ARL) is used as a launcher for the irradiation and the reflectance measurement. The correlation between the denaturation of the tissue and the reflectance from the WVA is detailed.


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    Title :

    Microwave invasion through anti-reflecting layers at a millimeter wave irradiation for living bodies


    Contributors:
    Tatsukawa, T. (author) / Doi, A. (author) / Teranaka, M. (author) / Takashima, H. (author) / Goda, F. (author) / Watanabe, S. (author) / Idehara, T. (author) / Kanemaki, T. (author) / Namba, T. (author)


    Publication date :

    2004-01-01


    Size :

    125068 byte




    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English



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