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Analysis of Implantable Ultrasonic Coupling Wireless Power Transmission System

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Figure 1. Model of the implantable ultrasonic coupling wireless power transmission system.
Figure 2. Far and near field of ultrasound radiation.
Figure 4. Simulation model of the implantable ultrasonic coupling wireless power transmission system.
Figure 5. Simulation sound intensity with the source frequency (a) 20 kHz, (b) 28 kHz and (c) 40 kHz,(d) sound intensity data curves at receiving points at different frequencies.
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