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Radio-Frequency and Microwave Radiation

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Howard Bassen · 1980

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chartPage 1 - Figure 1 illustrates a representative electromagnetic spectrum.
diagramPage 2 - Figure 3 illustrates exposure to radiation and absorption actions.
graphPage 3 - Figure 4 illustrates maximum radio-frequency radiation absorption in humans and laboratory animals.
graphPage 5 - Figure 5 illustrates the proposed radio-frequency protection guide set forth in American National Standard C-95.4-1979 for whole body exposure.
diagramPage 6 - AI-described figure: Figure 7 illustrates several microwave oven survey instruments including the Interceptor and Microscan.
diagramPage 7 - Figure 8 illustrates (top) radio-frequency survey instruments and (bottom) E-field meters with remote monitor for industrial use.
diagramPage 8 - Figure 10 illustrates a radio-frequency dielectric heater used for welding plastic items.
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Howard Bassen (1980). Radio-Frequency and Microwave Radiation.
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@article{radio_frequency_and_microwave_radiation_g6023,
  author = {Howard Bassen},
  title = {Radio-Frequency and Microwave Radiation},
  year = {1980},
  
  
}
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