Low-SAR Antenna Design and Implementation for Mobile Phone Applications
Abstract
Overview
This paper introduces a novel methodology for designing antennas with a low specific absorption rate (SAR) suitable for mobile phone applications.
Key Findings
- The connection between the magnetic fields and SAR values is deduced using Maxwell’s equations and the standard formulae of SAR.
- Study of the interaction between the antenna's radiated magnetic field and the magnetic fields within human tissues.
- Development of relationships between the surface current of an antenna and its radiated magnetic fields.
- Proposal of an approach to reduce the antenna's radiated magnetic field by adjusting its surface current to decrease the SAR in human tissues.
Conclusion
The paper successfully designs two low-SAR antennas, demonstrating their efficacy with simulation and measurement results. These include a significant reduction over 30% in peak SAR values and efficiencies above 40% in their operational frequencies, validating the proposed design approach for managing SAR in mobile terminal antennas.