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科学领域:

  • 环境科学
  • 公共卫生
  • 电磁学

背景情况:

  • 越来越多的5G技术需要了解公众对射频电磁场 (RF EMF) 的暴露.
  • 之前的研究已经确定了暴露限值,但实际测量,特别是对于较新的5G频率,对于验证至关重要.

研究的目的:

  • 评估不同欧洲环境中的5G射频电磁场的真实暴露水平.
  • 将城市和农村地区的暴露情况进行比较,并在不同的视线条件下进行比较.
  • 特别是在教育机构评估5G射频电磁场的暴露.

主要方法:

  • 在2023年在比利时,瑞士,匈牙利和波兰进行了146次射频电磁场测量,包括3.6 GHz的5G.
  • 在公共空间和教育机构的室内和室外进行测量,涵盖城市和农村环境.
  • 评估的累积和5G特定功率密度为背景 (无UE) 和最坏情况 (Max DL) 场景.

主要成果:

  • 在ICNIRP的指导方针中,最高测量的累计最大发生功率密度 (Smax) 为23.3mW/m2.
  • 最高的5G特定最大功率密度 (Smax,5G) 为10.4mW/m2,相当于频率特定指南的3.2%.
  • 农村地区的电力密度明显低于城市地区;在非视线 (NLOS) 条件下,暴露率下降.

结论:

  • 在四个欧洲国家测量的5G射频电磁场暴露水平始终低于国际安全限值.
  • 与城市相比,农村的暴露水平较低,并且在NLOS条件下下降.
  • 与一般公共空间相比,在教育机构内或周围的射频电磁场暴露没有显著差异.