Plenary Lecture

Experimental and Numerical Aspects Concerning the Electromagnetic Shielding in Microwaves Range

Associate Professor Dumitru Cazacu
Department of electrical engineering
The University of Pitesti
Romania
E-mail: cazacu_dumitru@yahoo.com

Abstract: The electromagnetic waves can affect the functionality of certain electric and electronic devices. There has been also an increasing public concern about possible health hazards resulting from exposure to the electromagnetic field that PDCs (personal digital cellulars) radiate. The presentation is regarding to the experimental and numerical investigation of some electromagnetic energy absorbing materials in the microwave range. Films of composite materials have been considered. Certain models of the electromagnetic waves transmission line in a conductive and dielectric and 3D finite element analysis of the electromagnetic waves interactions with the those models will be presented.
Also 3D finite element analysis of the electromagnetic waves interaction with certain human head models will described.

Brief Biography of the Speaker:
The speaker is Assoc. Professor at the Electrical Engineering department, Faculty for electronics, communications and computers, University of Pitesti, Romania.
He has collaborated on finite element method applications in electromagnetic systems with several important academic institutions: University of Poitiers, ESIP (1 year postdoc stage), Rheinisch-Westfalische Technische Hochschule Aachen (RWTH), Germany and Linz Research Institute for symbolic computation, Johannes Kepler University.
He participated in more then 15 research projects, published 3 books and more then 40 papers in scientific journals and international conferences proceedings. He is the co-author of the book FINITE ELEMENTS in WSEAS Press, 2007.
He is a reviewer for several international conferences (including WSEAS) and he was plenary lecture at the 9th WSEAS Intl. Conference on mathematical methods and computational techniques in electrical engineering (MMACTEE’07), Arcachon, France, 2007.
His research interests include: finite element analysis of the electromagnetic devices and coupled problems, co-simulation, dynamic system simulation, electromagnetic compatibility.
He is member of IEEE Romania EMC Chapter: Association for Electromagnetic Compatibility ACER.