Presentation Information
[B-4-05]Research on EMI to medical devices in operating room using an experimental radio station license
〇Takahiro Iyama1, Ryota Ishioka1, Junji Higashiyama1, Satoshi Suyama1, Keisuke Nagase2 (1. NTT DOCOMO, INC., 2. Kanazawa University Hospital)
Keywords:
EMI,medical electrical equipment,experimental radio station license,cellular phones
An experimental radio station license was obtained for a radio-emitting equipment, and an electromagnetic interference (EMI) investigation was conducted on medical electrical equipment installed in an operating room without the use of a shielded tent. The characteristics of the observed EMI were similar to those found in movable medical electrical equipment. Furthermore, no separation distance exceeding the 1 m recommended by the guidelines of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan was identified at which the EMI disappeared.
