RF Radiation Absorption Patterns:Human and Animal Modeling Data,

摘要

Research performed to obtain the radiofrequency-induced power absorption patterns in models of humans and animal and to extrapolate the results to humans is described. Various models of animals and humans were exposed to radiofrequency fields and power absorption patterns and the rates of power absorption at specific anatomical locations within the models were thermographically recorded under simulated industrial exposure conditions. The results of the modeling research demonstrate the validity of this technique for predicting the magnitude and distribution of radiofrequency power absorption in humans and animals. The utility of the technique for extrapolation to human radiofrequency exposure thresholds from animal data was firmly established.