The Analysis of the Influence of EMR Effects Provided From the Mobile Phones with Different SAR Index

Loredana Ungureanu; Luciana Cristea; Marina Bulmaga; Diana Cazangiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.555.446

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The Analysis of the Influence of EMR Effects Provided From the Mobile Phones with Different SAR Index

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The researches realized on the biological effects of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) highlighted that the exposure of the human factor on the electromagnetic radiations of high frequency determines an excessive heating of the tissue causing different burning types. The aim of this paper is to analyze, by comparison, the effect of heating of the facial tissue under the Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) influence provided from two mobile phones with different Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) index. Helping with the thermal maps, it determined the heating level of the human tissue exposed under the EMR generated by the phone during the conversation. The results obtained after the analysis are very useful for the evaluation of the heating level of the facial tissue in function of the SAR absorption index of the phone

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 555)

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Loredana Ungureanu*, Luciana Cristea, Marina Bulmaga, Diana Cazangiu

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Electromagnetic Radiation, Specific Absorption Rate, Thermal Map

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