COMPARISON OF THE AVERAGE OUTPUT POWER OF GSM AND UMTS MOBILE PHONES AND THE IMPACT IN EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
G. Lojewski
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G. Lojewski
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In this paper are analyzed the differences in terms of output power and power control mechanisms between GSM and UMTS mobile phones and is investigated the magnitude of the reduction of output power brought by UMTS as compared with GSM. The migration to UMTS is proposed as a simple way to reduce exposure to electromagnetic waves of the mobile telephony user.
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In this paper are analyzed the differences in terms of output power and power control mechanisms between GSM and UMTS mobile phones and is investigated the magnitude of the reduction of output power brought by UMTS as compared with GSM. The migration to UMTS is proposed as a simple way to reduce exposure to electromagnetic waves of the mobile telephony user.
Key concepts: UMTS frequency bands, GSM, Customised Applications for Mobile networks Enhanced Logic, Mobile telephony, Power (physics), Cellular radio, Telephony, Telecommunications