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Jasina, K.

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Human magnetic field registration capability using low-field magnetic sensors

The aim of the study was to find out whether it is possible to detect the human magnetic field without shielding using sensors. For this, an experiment "the possibility of detecting the human magnetic field using sensors" was conducted. During the experiment it was found that with the help of a low-field magnetic detector it is possible to register a persons magnetic field, which is changing if there is a change in a heart rate. During the study, a device for recording the magnetic field of a human was assembled, a methodology for obtaining data was developed, a description of the materials and equipment used was provided. In accordance with the described methods of data collection, measurements of human magnetic field with and without load were made. The data obtained during the study were processed and the results were displayed. Based on the obtained results, an analysis was carried out, conclusions were drawn and recommendations for subsequent studies were indicated. As a result, the possibility of detecting a humans magnetic field using sensors was first studied.

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Influence of the metallized coils on human leg blood circulation

The aim of the study was to find out if magnetic field generated by the human body affects a human blood flow. The idea is based on Lenzs law where the blood flow induces an opposing alternating magnetic field (OAMF). In the experiment the OAMF will be modulated by repeating heart contractions (pulses). In an experiment with metallized coils it was found that wearing metal coils affects blood flow and it differs from when coils were not worn.

biophysics↗