Kwangwoon University Industry-Academic Collaboration Foundation

Easytem Co., Ltd.

Eun Seong Kim

Nam Young Kim

Jaewoo Shin

Nam-Young Kim

Wonil Jang

Yun Seong Eo

Nam Yong Kim

A radiometer for a microwave receiver according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: an antenna line through which radiation power corresponding to the temperature of a probe is received from an antenna; a first reference rod having a first reference temperature fixed in advance; a second reference rod having a second reference temperature fixed in advance; a first microwave switch for selectively switching the antenna line, the first reference load, and the second reference load; a second microwave switch switched with the same clock as the first microwave switch; a demodulator for multiplying a signal output from the second microwave switch by a predetermined gain value and outputting same; an integrator for integrating the signal output from the demodulator; and a controller for measuring the temperature of the probe on the basis of a signal output from the integrator.

Radiometer for microwave receiver and method for measuring temperature of probe thereof

A device for inducing migration of cancer cells for cancer treatment includes an RF absorber including an antenna for irradiating a living tissue including cancer cells with an RF frequency of a specific band for cancer treatment.

RF microchip for induction of cancer cells migration for radio frequency thermal therapy for cancer treatment or removal surgery

Provided are a radio frequency (RF) receiver module for sensing core body temperature and an RF microwave core body thermometer system having the same. The RF receiver module for sensing core body temperature and the RF microwave core body thermometer having the same include: an RF contact-type patch antenna attached to a body part to sense the core body temperature; an RF receiver circuit unit attached to the body part to receive any one RF frequency signal within an RF frequency range of 1 to 10 GHz except for 1.4 GHz, 1.6 GHz, 1.7 GHz, 2.6 GHz and 2.7 GHz through the RF contact-type patch antenna for sensing core body temperature; and an interface circuit unit for connecting the RF receiver circuit unit to a control unit of a microprocessor control unit.

RF microwave core temperature system having RF receiver module to detect core temperature

A microwave therapy apparatus and method for blood cancer treatment is disclosed. The microwave therapy apparatus for blood cancer treatment includes a plurality of porous anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) filters or a plurality of porous glass filters provided in a dialyzer of a hemodialysis apparatus; a nanoflower filter provided downstream of the plurality of porous anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) filters or the plurality of porous glass filters in the blood tube; and an RF absorber provided downstream of the nanoflower filter to attract cancer cells thereto by generating a frequency of a predetermined band, wherein the blood, from which the cancer cells have been removed by an RF frequency and which includes normal blood cells that passed through the nanoflower filter, is circulated and supplied to a blood tube connected to a vein of the body of the blood cancer patient.

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Gwangju-si, South Korea

Eun Seong Kim