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Area of Science:

Electromagnetic dosimetry
Computational electromagnetics
Bioelectromagnetics

Background:

The 2004/40 European Directive has increased demand for numerical electromagnetic dosimetry.
Current quasi-static techniques in the frequency domain are time-consuming for multi-frequency sources.
A need exists for cost-effective and time-efficient dosimetric evaluation methods.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a simplified numerical procedure for electromagnetic dosimetry.
To reduce the computational cost and time for dosimetric calculations involving complex waveforms.
To enable single-frequency evaluations that account for multi-frequency source signals.

Main Methods:

Development of a numerical procedure for electromagnetic dosimetry.
Utilizing an 'equivalent' field intensity at a reference frequency.
Performing single-frequency dosimetric evaluations to approximate spectral content.

Main Results:

The proposed procedure simplifies numerical electromagnetic dosimetry.
It allows for a single-frequency analysis to approximate complex spectral content.
This method offers a potential reduction in computational resources and time.

Conclusions:

The novel procedure significantly simplifies numerical electromagnetic dosimetry for complex waveforms.
It provides a cost- and time-effective alternative to traditional multi-frequency methods.
This approach facilitates more efficient dosimetric evaluations in line with regulatory requirements.