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Design and Development of Extremely Low-Frequency Pulsed Electro-magnetotherapy Chamber for In Vivo and In Vitro Studies

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Chandra Kant Singh Tekam1 , Ajay Kumar Sahi1 , Saksha Shinde2 , Pooja Kumari1 , Sanjeev Kumar Mahto1 *
» doi: 10.48047/ecb/2023.12.si4.858

Abstract

The application of consistent, highly low-frequency pulsed magnetic fields by a specialized coil system is necessary for bioelectromagnetic applications. This paper presents a detailed discussion of a mono-axial circular Helmholtz coil's design, construction, and set up to generate and maintain a homogenous magnetic field using static/alternating current. The custom-made device was fabricated to achieve cost-effectiveness and less complexity than similar commercial systems. The monoaxial Helmholtz coil can generate a magnetic field (1 mT≤B≤3 mT) while maintaining field homogeneity (≥90%) around the center of coils in each axis. This paper highlights the two main design aspects: first, there is a correlation between wire gauge, coil resistance, coil current, and wire resistance; second, there is the magnetic field validation regarding the homogeneity around the coil's center

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