Wireless power transfer using resonant coupling and in vitro study

New wireless power transfer technology using resonant coupling phenomenon related electromagnetic field become the focus of attention. This technology has been studied by many researchers. However, the experimental evaluation of the possible relationship between this wireless power transfer exposure and human health is not performed. In this study, we manufactured a new in vitro exposure system using resonant coupling wireless power transfer to evaluate the biological effect of this wireless power transfer exposure on cell functions.

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