Comparative study of radiofrequencies field levels of base stations - Iortile, Joseph;Agba, Emmanuel Hemen
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This work has established the electromagnetic fields from the base stations under investigation were beyond background levels. The highest SAR value of 1.17 Wkg^(-1) was obtained by GLO which is less than the International Commission on Non-ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP, 2003) localized safety limit of 2 Wkg^(-1) for the human head, while MTN gave the lowest SAR value of 0.18 Wkg^(-1) which is also far below the reference dose limits. Considering the nine (9) base stations under investigation, MTN base station registered the lowest value of SAR. Thus, GSM base stations users are…mehr

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This work has established the electromagnetic fields from the base stations under investigation were beyond background levels. The highest SAR value of 1.17 Wkg^(-1) was obtained by GLO which is less than the International Commission on Non-ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP, 2003) localized safety limit of 2 Wkg^(-1) for the human head, while MTN gave the lowest SAR value of 0.18 Wkg^(-1) which is also far below the reference dose limits. Considering the nine (9) base stations under investigation, MTN base station registered the lowest value of SAR. Thus, GSM base stations users are exposed to different electric & magnetic field levels but such levels are within such limits set by the International Commission on Non-ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP).
Autorenporträt
Joseph Teryima Iortile is a researcher and a seasoned educationist. He holds a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Physics and a Masters Degree in Physics with specialization in Radiation and Medical Physics all from the Benue State University, Makurdi Nigeria. He is currently a Doctorate Degree (PhD) student in Medical Physics.