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Dependence on spot size and exposure duration to thermal sensation by millimeter-wave exposure at 60 GHz

Kanako Wake, Soichi Watanabe, Atsuhiro Nishikata, Hiroyuki Enomoto, Yoshikazu Ugawa

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Although the guidelines have been issued for millimeter-waves to prevent excessive heating in tissue at or near the surface, there is not enough biological and medical knowledge on the thermal sensation by millimeter-waves. We investigated the dependence on spot size and exposure time to the threshold of the thermal sensation by 60 GHz millimeter-wave with five normal volunteers.

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Although the guidelines have been issued for millimeter-waves to prevent excessive heating in tissue at or near the surface, there is not enough biological and medical knowledge on the thermal sensation by millimeter-waves. We investigated the dependence on spot size and exposure time to the threshold of the thermal sensation by 60 GHz millimeter-wave with five normal volunteers.

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Although the guidelines have been issued for millimeter-waves to prevent excessive heating in tissue at or near the surface, there is not enough biological and medical knowledge on the thermal sensation by millimeter-waves. We investigated the dependence on spot size and exposure time to the threshold of the thermal sensation by 60 GHz millimeter-wave with five normal volunteers.

Key concepts: Extremely high frequency, Thermal sensation, Millimeter, Thermal, Sensation, Hot spot (computer programming), Materials science, Duration (music)

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