Zhang et al., 2002 - Google Patents
The calculated and measured temperature distribution of a phased interstitial antenna array (invasive applicators)Zhang et al., 2002
- Document ID
- 13619427324301532911
- Author
- Zhang Y
- Joines W
- Oleson J
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques
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The power deposition pattern of four antennas, positioned on the corners of a 2-cm square array with different driving phases, is computed under the assumption of negligible coupling between the antennas. The spatial SAR (specific absorption rate) distribution is calculated …
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