Publications by authors named "Nemai C Karmakar"
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- Low temperature plasma technology is emerging as a promising solution for addressing healthcare issues like antimicrobial and anticancer resistance, but improvements in treatment efficacy, safety, and reproducibility are necessary.
- To enhance plasma treatments, recent research aims to integrate automated feedback control systems to ensure optimal performance and safety, but there is a need for advanced diagnostic systems that provide precise data without interfering with the treatment process.
- This paper reviews current electronic and optical sensors that could fulfill this technological gap and outlines the necessary steps for incorporating these sensors into autonomous plasma systems to improve healthcare outcomes.
Radar technology is constantly evolving, and new applications are arising, particularly for the millimeter wave bands. A novel application for radar is gait monitoring for fall prevention, which may play a key role in maintaining the quality of life of people as they age. Alarming statistics indicate that one in three adults aged 65 years or older will experience a fall every year.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis paper investigates the design and practical implementation of a Super Wide Band (SWB) antenna along with the application of fundamental bandwidth limitation theory of small antennas in the proposed design. The antenna is designed on a material with permittivity, ε = 3 where the patch metallization height is maintained as 0.035 mm.
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