Methodology to determine threshold distance for estimating main electromagnetic exposure in wireless local area network (WiFi)

Abstract

Overview

The research focuses on the importance of locating radiation sources in wireless networks to manage and minimize electromagnetic field levels effectively, crucial for designing future network infrastructures.

Findings

• The study introduces a methodology to ascertain the threshold distance where WiFi access point emissions become negligible compared to user equipment radiation.
• Utilizes theoretical concepts, simulations, and experimental measurements to validate the methodology, applying findings to actual WiFi antennas.

Conclusion

The threshold distance for minimal radiation exposure is influenced by the specific WiFi standards in use, underscoring the necessity for tailored approaches in diverse networking environments.