5 research outputs found
Graphene Magnetite Polymeric Nanocomposites (GMPN)-Array Sensor for Human Brain Tumour Detection Using Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Technique
Graphene Magnetic Polymeric Nanocomposites-Array sensor is successfully detecting human brain tumour based on Specific Absorption Rate technique. The technique associated with low cost, non-invasive and accurate in detecting tumour. The sensor consists of graphene as the radiating element and Polydimethylsiloxane Ferrite as the substrate in order to realize ultra-wide band radiation (2.5 GHz-12.2 GHz) with high energy (2.5dB-6.7dB) in microwave frequency ranges. Amount of energy absorbed by the human brain indicated the present of tumour. Human brain with tumour absorbed more energy and recorded higher SAR value (2.56 W/kg) compared with human brain without tumour (1.07 W/kg)
Geological Effect on GPR System Due to Soil Properties in Malaysia
This paper present the measurement of dielectric properties of soil in Malaysia in three differences condition which are normal condition (ambience), heated (up to 50 OC) and wet condition (10 % water content). Eight (8) samples of soil have been collected in the local region and was measured in the frequency range from 0.5 GHz to 3.5 GHz for Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) applications. The measurement of the dielectric properties has been conducted using Agilent high temperature probe (Model) integrated with Performance Network Analyzer (PNA E8362B). The uncertainties in measurement process, especially dealing with measurement data have been considered in order to eliminate the probability of error during the measurement. The measured result for permittivity and loss factor of the measured samples are tabulated in graphs and the analysis of the measured data are discussed in this paper
Study of 5.8 GHz Band-Stop Frequency Selective Surface (FSS)
This paper presents the study of 5.8 GHz frequency selective surface (FSS) acts as a band stop to eliminate unwanted radiation signal at 5.8GHz. The FSS was designed using computer simulation technology (CST) Microwave Studio software. The paper shows the comparison of square loop, octagon loop and hexagon loop of Band stop FSS (BSFSS) performance at 5.8 GHz. Besides, the BSFSS design using four different type of dielectric substrate such as FR-4, TLY-5, Roger RT5870 and Roger RT5880 were compared. The results obviously show that the Rogers RY5880 has the attenuation -44.72 dB. The fabricated FSS were measured by using free space technique with two horn antennas connected to performance network analyzer (PNA). The measured and simulated results were compared. The results show that the square loop FSS structure have the better attenuation -26.76 dB (simulated) and -38.34 dB (measured) at 5.8 GHz
Graphene Magnetite Polymeric Nanocomposites (GMPN)-Array Sensor for Human Brain Tumour Detection Using Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Technique
Graphene Magnetic Polymeric Nanocomposites-Array sensor is successfully detecting human brain tumour based on Specific Absorption Rate technique. The technique associated with low cost, non-invasive and accurate in detecting tumour. The sensor consists of graphene as the radiating element and Polydimethylsiloxane Ferrite as the substrate in order to realize ultra-wide band radiation (2.5 GHz-12.2 GHz) with high energy (2.5dB-6.7dB) in microwave frequency ranges. Amount of energy absorbed by the human brain indicated the present of tumour. Human brain with tumour absorbed more energy and recorded higher SAR value (2.56 W/kg) compared with human brain without tumour (1.07 W/kg)