Investigation of the Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation from a Cell Phone Antenna on a Human Head Model
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14529/ctcr180120Keywords:
cell phone, electromagnetic radiation, human head model, far-field radiation pattern, electromagnetic interactionAbstract
Each cell phone emits electromagnetic waves. This paper describes the interaction between the electromagnetic radiation, EMR (electrical field, magnetic field and far-field radiation pattern in linear and in decibels, dB) and the human head in existence of the mobile phone which consists of three components (plastic casing, metal base antenna and metal washer). The study of the human head model under the influence of cell phone radiation is carried out using the program EM.CUBE. The results of these study showed the possibility of using this program to evaluate the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with biological objects.
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