Impact of a Small Cell on the RF-EMF Exposure in a Train.
Aerts S, Plets D, Thielens A, Martens L, Joseph W. · 2015
View Original AbstractConnecting to an in-train small cell reduced brain exposure by a factor of 35 and whole-body exposure by a factor of 11 for GSM at 1800 MHz.
Plain English Summary
Researchers assessed RF-EMF exposure of a mobile-phone user connected to either an outdoor macrocell or an in-train small cell while traveling on a train. The study used the absorbed-dose concept combining base station downlink exposure with mobile-phone uplink exposure. For GSM at 1800 MHz, connecting to a small cell reduced brain exposure by a factor of 35 and whole-body exposure by a factor of 11.
Study Details
The aim of this study is to observe Impact of a Small Cell on the RF-EMF Exposure in a Train.
In this study, we assessed experimentally the RF-EMF exposure of a mobile-phone user who is either c...
For Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) technology at 1800 MHz, we found that by connectin...
Show BibTeX
@article{s_2015_impact_of_a_small_1808,
author = {Aerts S and Plets D and Thielens A and Martens L and Joseph W.},
title = {Impact of a Small Cell on the RF-EMF Exposure in a Train.},
year = {2015},
url = {https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/12/3/2639},
}