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Collinear antenna and human exposure in the far field of a base station antenna [15]

Collinear antenna and human exposure in the far field of a base station antenna [15]

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The ever-increasing number of mobile telecommunication base station as a result of increasing demand for broadband applications has raised a growing concern and worry over the health implications and safety of the radiations from these base stations by the resident of Ekiti State and Nigeria in Nigeria. Measurement of radio frequency was conducted...

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... PT is the power from the transmitting antenna and G is the antenna gain. The power density for the case of exposure to single BS as in Figure 1 at the exposed position (given by í µí¼Œ, í µí¼ƒ, and í µí¼‘) is given as: ...
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... PT is the transmitting antenna radiated power (W), and G is the gain of the antenna (dB). The peak power density for a certain antenna in a given direction illustrated in Figure 1 can be calculated using (4). The highest values of the radiated power from antenna will be in the XOí µí¼Œ plane, taking to consideration that the down tilt is 90 0 when the XOí µí¼Œ plane is perpendicular with the centre (O). ...
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... PT is the power from the transmitting antenna and G is the antenna gain. The power density for the case of exposure to single BS as in Figure 1 at the exposed position (given by í µí¼Œ, í µí¼ƒ, and í µí¼‘) is given as: ...
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... PT is the transmitting antenna radiated power (W), and G is the gain of the antenna (dB). The peak power density for a certain antenna in a given direction illustrated in Figure 1 can be calculated using (4). The highest values of the radiated power from antenna will be in the XOí µí¼Œ plane, taking to consideration that the down tilt is 90 0 when the XOí µí¼Œ plane is perpendicular with the centre (O). ...

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