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Journal of the Korean Institute of Electromagnetic and Science 2011;11(4):298-303.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5515/JKIEES.2011.11.4.298   
Frequency Tracking of Resonance Frequency Variation of L-C Circuits for Wireless Energy Transmission to Medical Devices in Human Organs
Yoon-Myoung Gimm1, Young-Jun Ju1, Yu-Ri Lee1, Dong-Yeol Lee1, Jong-Wook Wang2
1Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Dankook University
2EMF Safety Inc.
Abstract
A capsular endoscope (CE) for inspection of the large intestine requires a motor for backward navigation against the autonomous travel in the intestine. This study proposes an HF power system for generating a magnetic field and for delivering wireless power to the internal or implanted medical devices. The magnetic field is generated by a wound coil (L) around a wooden frame, and the current is driven to the coil through a resonating capacitor (C). The characteristics of the resonance frequency shifting of the L-C series circuit are analyzed. A stable magnetic field intensity in the field coil is maintained by a specially designed frequency tracking system that automatically follows the L-C resonance frequency. Testing confirmed that the oscillation system tracks well the parameter changes of the electric components caused by the operating conditions or environmental variations.
Key words: Wireless Power Transmission, L-C Resonance, Frequency Tracking Oscillator, Magnetic Field Generator
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