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Double solenoid ELF magnetic field exposure system for in-vitro studies

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Abstract

Concerning in-vitro biological studies, it is necessary that a well-characterized exposure system is used particularly to validate and replicate key findings. Therefore, we improved and characterized an ELF magnetic field exposure system with high dynamic exposure range (µT–mT) and reduced stray magnetic fields for a 50/60Hz sinusoidal signal. The basic design is based on a double solenoid setup. The outer solenoid is used for the reduction of the stray B-flux densities. The system itself is modular to adapt to different biological experiments. To be able to apply a high dynamic exposure range a controlled air cooling system is added. The exposure system is using a control algorithm and associated Graphical User Interface. Temperature is measured and controlled inside the exposure area. The exposure characteristics along with temperature variation are monitored and recorded during the experiments. In conclusion, the ELF exposure system is well suited to conduct a wide range of real and sham ELF magnetic field cell-exposure studies.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Biomedical Engineering (10th BioEng), 5-7 October 2011, Kos, Greece
Place of PublicationKos, Greece
Pages1-6
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2011
Eventconference; 10th International Workshop on Biomedical Engineering; 2011-10-05; 2011-10-07 -
Duration: 5 Oct 20117 Oct 2011

Conference

Conferenceconference; 10th International Workshop on Biomedical Engineering; 2011-10-05; 2011-10-07
Period5/10/117/10/11
Other10th International Workshop on Biomedical Engineering

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