Millimeter wave technology and biomedical

Author: Wu Qiyao
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Publishing Date: 1998-01-01
Features: In recent decades, experimental and theoretical research on the effects of millimeter waves on biological organisms has made significant progress, providing important experimental and theoretical foundations for the application of millimeter wave technology in biology and medicine. Particularly in recent years, millimeter wave therapy has achieved remarkable effects in medical clinical practice and has garnered widespread attention. This book systematically introduces the relevant engineering technology and equipment, biological effects, medical applications, and safety protection issues of millimeter waves in biomedical fields. It also emphasizes two important theoretical hypotheses explaining the biological mechanisms of millimeter waves: Frohlich's "coherent oscillation" theory and the "sound-electric wave" theory. This book is of significant reference value for scientists and medical professionals engaged in biomedical applications related to millimeter waves, and can be used as a reference for faculty and students of relevant institutions. The book is included in the National Education Commission's "Nineth Five-Year Plan" for key book selections.