RF-EMF Exposure for sub-6GHz 5G NR Massive MIMO Base Station
Abstract
Overview
The study provides an in-depth examination of the RF-EMF exposure levels from a sub-6GHz 5G NR Massive MIMO Base Station. This is particularly relevant as the 5G network aims to support extensive mobile data traffic and numerous wireless connections.
Findings
- The research highlights improvements in cost, power consumption, latency, and reliability offered by the 5G network.
- It addresses public concerns about the potential health risks associated with RF radiation from 5G equipment.
- The study conducted measurements at different distances and times, analyzing the variance due to these factors.
- Maximum radiation observed was 11.69 V/m, which is significantly below the threshold set by ICNIRP standards.
Conclusion
The findings suggest that while the radiation levels from 5G base stations are within safe limits, continuing public concerns necessitate ongoing monitoring and research into the long-term impacts of 5G RF-EMF exposure.