TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND RADIO ENGINEERING - 2010 Vol. 69,
No 9
 

 

 

 

Electromagnetic Wave Focusing in a Dielectric Cylinder



N.N. Gorobets & N.N. Statsyuk
V. Karazin National University of Kharkiv, 4, Svoboda Sq., Kharkiv, 61077, Ukraine

Abstract
The geometrical-optics approximation was used to perform calculations and analysis of amplitudes of the electric and magnetic fields in the point of their focusing inside the lossy dielectric cylinder irradiated with a plane electromagnetic wave of linear polarization. It has been established that in the focal region the amplitudes are changing according to the oscillating laws and the heavy longitudinal field gradients, the larger cylinder diameter and the higher its dielectric permeability. Experimental results allow one to explain the effects of subthreshold (nonthermal) influence of low-intensity millimeter and submillimeter electromagnetic waves on the man and other biological objects.

KEY WORDS:electromagnetic field, focusing, losses, irradiation

References

  1. Morozov, G.À. and Sedelnikov, Yu.Å., (eds.) (2003), Low-intensity microwave technologies (problems realizations), Radiotekhnika, Moscow: 112 p. (in Russian).
  2. Microwave energy. Vol.3: Application of microwave frequencies in medicine, science and engineering, (1971), Mir, Moscow: 248 p. (in Russian).
  3. Sakalo, S.Ì., Semenets, V.V., and Azarkhow, Î.Yu., (2005), Microwave frequencies in medicine (therapy and diagnostics) Manual, KhNURE, Kollegium, Kharkov: 264 p. (in Russian).
  4. Pimenov, Yu.V., Volman, V.I, and Muravtsov, À.D., (2002), Engineering electrodynamics: Manual. Radio i svyaz’, Moscow: 536 p. (in Russian).
  5. Goldstein, L.D. and Zernov, N.V., (1972), Electromagnetic fields and waves, Sov. Radio, Moscow: 464 p. (in Russian).
  6. Prishivalko, À.P., (1963), Light reflection from absorbing media, Publ. by Byelorussian Academy of Sciences, USSR, Minsk: 430 p. (in Russian).
  7. Kovneristy, Yu.K., Lazareva, I.Yu., and Ravayev, À.À., (1982), Materials absorbing microwave radiations, Nauka, Moscow: 167 p. (in Russian).


pages 751-762

Back