Examination of Magnetic Fields of Televisions

Bence Tóth, Katalin Sós, László Nánai

Abstract


Human bodies damages induced by electronic equipment is into of physical and biological research since the revolutionary distribution in households of electric and electromagnetic devices e.g. radios, televisions, mobile phones, microwave ovens etc.
This article is related to systematic examinations of magnetic fields generated by such a devices, e.g. televisions in their close vicinity and far away.

 


Keywords


Nonionizing electromagnetic radiation; Biological impact; SA; SAR; Magnetic induction; Induction map; SURFER

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/10638

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