• Proceedings of the KOSOMBE Conference
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• v.1992 no.05
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• pp.213-217
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• 1992

An inductively coupled magnetical signal (pulse wave, 0.7 to 60Hz, eighteen volts peak to Peak) that was applied non-invasively on the skin surface overlying the approximate site(measure position). In the group with unipolar pulse signal currents produced smaller than in the group with bipolar pulse signal. The signal was transmitted to the active coil, including a time-varying magnetic field: this in turn induced a the-varying electrical field in the field in the bone. It is very important to determine system parameters due to treatment time(healing) and the simplicity. This paper investigation was designed to compare the relative effects of pulsed unipolar currents with the effects of an identical pulsed bipolar currents. Since Inductive coupling is non-invasive and involves portable equipment, it is easy to apply and requires precise localization, it has distinct advantages and field characteristics along the bone for each different signal.

• The Transactions of The Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers
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• v.61 no.3
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• pp.437-441
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• 2012

In this paper, we have designed and manufactured 10MHz power source for the application of short distance wireless power transmission. The designed power source consists of a DDS(direct digital synthesizer) signal generator, a buffer driver and a balanced power amplifier. Short range wireless power transmission is usually carried out by near-field inductive coupling between source and load. The distance variation between source and load gives rise to the change of load impedance of power amplifier, which has effect on the operation of power amplifier. To overcome this problem due to load variation of power amplifier, we have adopted the balanced power amplifier using the quadrature hybrid implemented by lumped capacitors and a mutually coupled coil. The experiment results show the above 40dBm output power, frequency range of 9 to 11MHz, and total DC power consumption of 36W.