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Numerical and machine learning-based modelling of electromagnetic exposure and thermal effects in human head at 2.45 GHz

Aug 2026 · Journal of Computational Electronics · Vol 25 · 0 citations · 33 references

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A non-monotonic dependence of EM absorption on source distance is revealed, with peak absorption occurring at a separation of 6 mm, which emphasizes critical role of source proximity in near-field exposure scenarios and provides useful insights for the design and safety evaluation of wireless sensor and communication devices.

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