Development of Microwave Imaging System Using UWB Antenna Array for Inhomogeneity Detection in Human Brain Phantoms

IF 2.2 Q3 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC IEEE Sensors Letters Pub Date : 2025-01-28 DOI:10.1109/LSENS.2025.3535756
Yogesh Kumar Yadav;Kushmanda Saurav;Sahil Kalra
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This study introduces a method for diagnosing multiple brain tumors using an array of eight compact ultrawideband (UWB) antennas. Employing radar technology, UWB monopole antennas encircle a brain phantom to detect inhomogeneities. Designed and characterized via a commercial electromagnetic solver, the antennas operate within a 1–6 GHz frequency range. A 3-D brain and tumor phantoms are fabricated, and eight antennas array based microwave imaging system is implemented. The system reconstructed radar-based images by analyzing back-scattered signals, using the delay-and-sum algorithm for tumor detection. Results show the system effectively identifies single or multiple brain tumors, with high correlation between measured and simulated data.
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基于超宽带天线阵列的人脑非均匀性检测微波成像系统的研制
本研究介绍了一种使用八个紧凑超宽带(UWB)天线阵列诊断多发性脑肿瘤的方法。利用雷达技术,超宽带单极天线环绕大脑幻像来检测不均匀性。通过商业电磁求解器设计和表征,天线在1-6 GHz频率范围内工作。制作了三维脑和肿瘤模型,实现了基于八天线阵列的微波成像系统。该系统通过分析后向散射信号重构雷达图像,采用延迟和算法进行肿瘤检测。结果表明,该系统能有效识别单个或多个脑肿瘤,测量数据与模拟数据具有较高的相关性。
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