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Abstract #2309

Stand-Alone Hardware SAR Monitor based on low cost Electronic Standard Components

Marcus Prier1,2, Max Joris Hubmann1,2, Enrico Pannicke1,2, and Oliver Speck1,2
1Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany, 2Research Campus STIMULATE, Magdeburg, Germany

A low cost, stand-alone RF power monitor was developed that fulfills the requirements given in the standard 60601-2-33 and is based on electrical standard components. It consists of two dual directional couplers, two RMS envelope filters and a microcontroller. A fixed power limit can be programmed or patient dependent power limits can be communicated from a host computer. Evaluation measurements show power measurement and RFPA blanking switching times accuracies with an error less than 1%. A sampling rate of 130kSamples/s indicates usability for relatively short or moderate complex shaped RF waveforms.

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