Affiliations: Department of Measurement and Applied Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of ilina, ilina, Slovak Republic
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Corresponding author: Dagmar Faktorová, Department of Measurement and Applied Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of ilina, Univerzitná 1, 010 26 ilina, Slovak Republic. E-mail:dagmar.faktorova@fel.uniza.sk
Abstract: The article is directed on detection of changes of blood
phantom permittivity, which can begin by insertion of substances defining a
diseased condition in living organism. It is based on assumption that the
structure of the blood phantom is possible to specify analytically more
exactly than the structure of blood with more difficulty controllable
ingredients in living organism. For that purpose blood phantoms were created
ant their permittivity were compared with the permittivity of living
organism blood. For that purpose microwave frequencies which are suitable to
interact selectively with dielectric substances differing with content of
different ingredients on the used microwave signal. Application methods were
adopted in accordance with the kind of the material and the manner of
microwave frequencies application. The evaluation methods of the measured
values were also used with regard to these values.
