A System for Exposing Biological Objects to Variable Combinations of Electric and Magnetic Fields: Journal of Bioelectricity: Vol 5, No 2

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A simple system with rectangular geometry for exposing various biological objects to low-frequency electromagnetic fields is described. The electric-field distribution between two parallel rectangular plates is evaluated numerically by the finite-difference method. A closed-form spatial solution for the magnetic field distribution produced by a coil of rectangular cross section is developed. These analyses are tested experimentally.

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