RF/MICROWAVE CRITERIA DOCUMENT - FINAL DIRECTOR'S DRAFT - VOLUME I: CHAPTER I-IV
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Anthony Robbins, M.D. · 1970
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The standard recommended to the US Department of Labor consists of a workplace (environmental) limit that is dependent on electromagnetic frequency. This Limit is defined in terms of mean squared electric (E) and magnetic (H) field strengths. Plane-wave equivalent power densities are also given, but measurement of power density alone is not sufficient for compliance with the recommended standard at certain frequencies.
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“The standard recommended to the US Department of Labor consists of a workplace (environmental) limit that is dependent on electromagnetic frequency. This Limit is defined in terms of mean squared electric (E) and magnetic (H) field strengths. Plane-wave equivalent power densities are also given, but measurement of power density alone is not sufficient for compliance with the recommended standard at certain frequencies.”
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Anthony Robbins, M.D. (1970). RF/MICROWAVE CRITERIA DOCUMENT - FINAL DIRECTOR'S DRAFT - VOLUME I: CHAPTER I-IV.
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@article{rf_microwave_criteria_document_final_director_s_draft_volume_i_chapter_i_iv_g4925,
author = {Anthony Robbins and M.D.},
title = {RF/MICROWAVE CRITERIA DOCUMENT - FINAL DIRECTOR'S DRAFT - VOLUME I: CHAPTER I-IV},
year = {1970},
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