Self-Organizing Maps Classification with Application to Laptop's Adapters Magnetic Field
Darko Brodi\'c, Alessia Amelio

TL;DR
This study applies Self-Organizing Maps to classify magnetic field emissions from laptop adapters, revealing emission levels above safety standards and highlighting the importance of classification for safe usage.
Contribution
It demonstrates the use of Self-Organizing Maps for classifying magnetic emissions from laptop adapters, providing a new approach for safety assessment.
Findings
Emissions are above safety standards.
Self-Organizing Maps effectively classify emission levels.
Classification can help ensure safer laptop usage.
Abstract
This paper presents an application of the Self-Organizing-Map classification method, which is used for classification of the extremely low frequency magnetic field emission in the near neighborhood of the laptop adapters. The experiment is performed on different laptop adapters of the same characteristics. After that, the Self-Organizing-Map classification on the obtained emission data is performed. The classification results establish the typical emission levels of the laptop adapters, which are far above the safety standards' limit. At the end, a discussion is carried out about the importance of using the classification as a possible solution for safely use the laptop adapters in order to reduce the negative effects of the magnetic field emission to the laptop users.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMagnetic Field Sensors Techniques
