Electromagnetic Background Generated by Mobile (Cellular) Communications
Vladimir I. Mordachev
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Vladimir I. Mordachev
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A practical technique for the worst-case evaluation of levels of electromagnetic background generated by cellular communication systems is proposed. It is based on the analysis of the average electromagnetic loading on area created by base and mobile subscriber's stations, and on the prediction of the area traffic capacity created by wireless information services supported by cellular communications. Such evaluations are very important for supporting the intersystem EMC, electromagnetic safety and ecological compatibility of 4G/5G/6G systems
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A practical technique for the worst-case evaluation of levels of electromagnetic background generated by cellular communication systems is proposed. It is based on the analysis of the average electromagnetic loading on area created by base and mobile subscriber's stations, and on the prediction of the area traffic capacity created by wireless information services supported by cellular communications. Such evaluations are very important for supporting the intersystem EMC, electromagnetic safety and ecological compatibility of 4G/5G/6G systems
Key concepts: Electromagnetic compatibility, Base station, Cellular radio, Mobile telephony, Electromagnetic noise, Computer science, Wireless, Electromagnetic environment