Specific Absorption Rate Computation for Human Body Exposure to Mm Waves Using Fuzzy Systems as Approach

  • Authors

    • Loubna El Amrani
    • Tomader Mazri
    • Nabil Hmina
    2018-11-27
    https://doi.org/10.14419/ijet.v7i4.16.21783
  • SAR, Mm waves, wearable devices, Fuzzy System, Sugeno Fuzzy System.

  • The interaction between the human tissues and the Radiations waves produce a chemical reaction which increase the temperature in human body tissues, thus this chemical reaction may generate a  several potential health effects as DNA Damage; Alzheimer and brain cancer, despite the previous  studies and several researches, the radiations sources increase daily which drive to expand the spectrum  frequency band that will arrived to 300 GHz with 5G and 6G which allow to connect several objects other than smartphones, tablets and computers. With the 5G or 6G the human body organs will also be connected through the radiation sensors attached to the body. According to the previous studies the evaluation of biological effects caused by the existing radiation sources is achieved according to the Specific Absorption Rate of human body to radiations waves, whereas it increase if the distance between the source of radiation and the human body is short, as well with the higher frequency bands and the emitted power  sources. The objective of this paper is the interpolation of Specific Absorption Rate simulated values by Fuzzy system that allow to have an overview of the absorbed dose of human body exposed to the 5G Radiation’s in an enclosed area.

     

     

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    El Amrani, L., Mazri, T., & Hmina, N. (2018). Specific Absorption Rate Computation for Human Body Exposure to Mm Waves Using Fuzzy Systems as Approach. International Journal of Engineering & Technology, 7(4.16), 76-82. https://doi.org/10.14419/ijet.v7i4.16.21783