for the sham exposure, upper and lower coils were wound 10 turns each clockwise and counter-clockwise, and the middle coil was wound 6 turns each clockwise and counter-clockwise; current was 0.076 A (effective value)
Korea Institute of Energy Technology and Planning (KETEP), Korea
Hallym University, Korea
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