400 MHz 2 GHz 1.37 x 0.5 0.00364 x 0.5 / 200 – f f f 2 GHz 300 GHz 61.4 0.163 10 – Table F.2 Reference Levels for Exposure to Instantaneous RMS Electric and Magnetic Fields (Unperturbed Fields) (ARPANSA) H-Field Flux Exposure E-Field Strength Frequency Range Strength Density Category (V/m rms) (A/m rms) (W/m2) 3 kHz 100 kHz 86.8 4.86 - – 100 kHz 150 kHz 488 / 0.75 4.86 - f – 150 kHz 1 MHz 488 / 0.75 3.47 x 0.178 - f f – Non-Occupational 1 MHz 10 MHz 488 / 0.25 3.47 x 0.178 - f f – (General Public) 10 MHz 400 MHz 868 2.30 2 000 – 400 MHz 2 GHz 43.4 x 0.5 0.00364 x 0.5 5 x f f f – 2 GHz 300 GHz 1941 0.163 10 000 – NOTES: is frequency in MHz f For frequencies between 100 kHz and 10 GHz, Seq, E2, and H2, must be averaged over any six minute period A recent review of the of the research completed since the establishment of this standard Health Effects Research Scientific Literature 2000 2012” “Radiofrequency – – – Technical Report 164 , ARPANSA, March 2014 found that: the preparation of RPS3 there have been significant advances in the science. Based “ on the assessment of the scientific evidence from January 2000 till August 2012, the Expert Panel find that the underlying basis of the ARPANSA RF exposure Standard remains sound and that the exposure limits in the Standard continue to provide a high degree of protection against the known health effects of RF electromagnetic fields.” .
400 MHz – 2 GHz 1.37 x f 0.5 0.00364 x f 0.5 f / 200 2 GHz – 300 GHz 61.4 0.163 10 Table F.2 Reference Levels for Exposure to Instantaneous RMS Electric and Magnetic Fields (Unperturbed Fields) (ARPANSA) Exposure Category Frequency Range E-Field Strength (V/m rms) H-Field Strength (A/m rms) Flux Density (W/m2) Non-Occupational (General Public) 3 kHz – 100 kHz 86.8 4.86 - 100 kHz – 150 kHz 488 / f 0.75 4.86 - 150 kHz – 1 MHz 488 / f 0.75 3.47 x f 0.178 - 1 MHz – 10 MHz 488 / f 0.25 3.47 x f 0.178 - 10 MHz – 400 MHz 868 2.30 2 000 400 MHz – 2 GHz 43.4 x f 0.5 0.00364 x f 0.5 5 x f 2 GHz – 300 GHz 1941 0.163 10 000 NOTES: f is frequency in MHz For frequencies between 100 kHz and 10 GHz, Seq, E2, and H2, must be averaged over any six minute period A recent review of the of the research completed since the establishment of this standard “Radiofrequency Health Effects Research – Scientific Literature 2000 – 2012” – Technical Report 164 , ARPANSA, March 2014 found that: “ the preparation of RPS3 there have been significant advances in the science. Based on the assessment of the scientific evidence from January 2000 till August 2012, the Expert Panel find that the underlying basis of the ARPANSA RF exposure Standard remains sound and that the exposure limits in the Standard continue to provide a high degree of protection against the known health effects of RF electromagnetic fields.” .
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