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학술지 An In Vitro Experimental System for 5G 3.5 GHz Exposures
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저자
이영승, 전상봉, 백정기, 김남, 최형도
발행일
202209
출처
IEEE Access, v.10, pp.94832-94840
ISSN
2169-3536
출판사
IEEE
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3204055
협약과제
22HH3100, 복합 전파환경에서의 국민건강 보호 기반 구축 사업, 최형도
초록
In this study, an in vitro experimental system is developed for fifth-generation (5G) 3.5 GHz exposures. A radial transmission line (RTL) housed in an incubator can support the single-mode propagation at a 3.5 GHz band. A conical antenna is also placed at the center of an RTL to ensure field symmetries. A 5G signal generator along with a customized power amplifier can create 5G new radio time division duplex (TDD) waveforms. Additionally, a feedback scheme implemented by employing a directional coupler and power meter allows power control to ensure a steady output power. The system is evaluated based on temperature measurements using the initial temperature slope and nonlinear curve fitting to determine the specific absorption rate (SAR) values. Comparing SARs obtained from a ?섃?쁶orst-case?쇺?? signal of a maximum power condition with the values obtained from a ?섃?쁔DD?쇺?? signal of an actual 5G TDD transmission gives the initial slope ratio of 0.741, which is very similar to the theoretical duty cycle of 0.743. It is also shown that the average output power, water temperature, incubator air temperature, and CO2 density are adequately controlled for appropriate in vitro experiments.
KSP 제안 키워드
3.5 GHz Band, Air Temperature, Duty cycle(DC), Fifth Generation(5G), Mode propagation, Nonlinear curve fitting, Output power, Power control(PC), Power meter, Radial transmission line, Signal Generator
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