Radiofrequency dosimetry for the ferris-wheel mouse exposure system.
Faraone, A., Luengas, W., Chebrolu, S., Ballen, M., Bit-Babik, G., Gessner, A. V., Kanda, M. Y., Babij, T., Swicord, M. L. and Chou, C-K. · 2006
View Original AbstractExposure Details
- SAR
- 0.21, 0.86, 1.7 and 3.4 W/kg
- Source/Device
- 900 MHz
Where This Falls on the Concern Scale
Study Details
Numerical and experimental methods were employed to assess the individual and collective dosimetry of mice used in a bioassay on the exposure to pulsed radiofrequency energy at 900 MHz in the Ferris-wheel exposure system
Twin-well calorimetry was employed to measure the whole-body specific absorption rate (SAR) of mice ...
Calorimetric measurements showed about 95% exposure efficiency and lifetime average whole-body SARs ...
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@article{faraone_2006_radiofrequency_dosimetry_for_the_968,
author = {Faraone and A. and Luengas and W. and Chebrolu and S. and Ballen and M. and Bit-Babik and G. and Gessner and A. V. and Kanda and M. Y. and Babij and T. and Swicord and M. L. and Chou and C-K.},
title = {Radiofrequency dosimetry for the ferris-wheel mouse exposure system.},
year = {2006},
url = {https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16392968/},
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