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Some other Compensation Technology Applications These are few examples of 180° phase shift applications used in different realms, such as: therapeutic, electromagnetic compatibility, electronic, active noise reduction, nulling light and electromagnetic bio-compatibility. Therapy "The body signal can in case of
certain indications (acute illnesses, toxic burden) also be inverted (180.
phase turn) and be directly sent back into the sick tissue. Hereby follows,
however, no extinction of the pathological frequencies due to interference,
but a disassociation thereof. This produces a local warning signal with
the same immune reactions as a response to the irritation, as described
above."
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information] Source:
International Medical Society for Bio-Physical Information-Therapy
Association
Fighting tinnitus:
This tinnitus sound is then reproduced and
phase-shifted to produce sound cancellation therapy that is similar to
noise reducing headphones and industrial noise reduction technologies. The
sound cancellation therapy is then presented to the patient for a period
of 30 minutes.
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Source: Tinnitus
Formula Electromagnetic Compatibility
Some permanent and resistive "open" MRI systems, as
well as some actively shielded superconducting MRI systems, are sensitive
to abnormal fluctuations in environmental magnetic fields caused by moving
vehicles, trains, elevators, electrical transformers and other sources.
Due to these interferences, many MRI site locations are rejected.
Virtually every open MRI system has an integral magnetic field
compensation system, but these systems may not offer sufficient corrective
capability of the ambient magnetic fields. Some early active compensation
techniques are not able to provide uniform performance over a wide
frequency bandwidth and can only compensate for minor field variations. Source:
ETS LINDGREN Electronic
This distorted waveform rich in harmonics
is not desirable to today’s electronics. One way to get rid of the
harmonics is by phase shifting. If two identical waveforms are phase
shifted 180° from each other, they will completely cancel waveform
becomes more sinusoidal.
[more information] Source:
Controlled Power
Company
Active
Noise Cancellation
Now, if you add two waves together that are going in the same direction,
and if those waves are completely out of phase--that is, the peaks of one
line up with the valleys of the other--then the amplitude or height of the
waves cancel each other out. Source:
School for
Champions In depth applications Make your own experimentation of Active Noise Control
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M.
Christopher E. Ruckman Astronomy (Nulling Light)
To be able to see a faint planet near a bright star an artificial (star)
eclipse has to be created. This can be achieved by means of destructive
interference of the light of two telescopes as shown in the figure on the
right. If the light of telescope #2 is shifted by exactly half a
wavelength ( Source:
TNO Holland Electromagnetic Compatibility at biological level The phase shifting
antenna captures the cellular phone wave (in
phase) and emit an opposed wave (out of phase)
to
cancel at the biological level,
the electromagnetic polluting wave emitted by the phone.
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