New Technique to Study the Effect of Fifth Generation (5G) Radiation Antenna on Human Body

Ghada G. Emam, G. Amer, W. Mohamed, Khaled A. Mustafa
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With the invention of the 5G network, the world has witnessed response to change in communication networks and is working on an unprecedented scale. This raises the question of whether high frequencies and constant exposure to nonparticulate radiation (EMF) radiation have a negative impact on human health. Some scientists believe that these waves don't cause effects on the physical body. In this paper, simulation was done by using MATLAB R2019a. To do this simulation the tissues were divided into 5 groups according to the type of tissues which are nerve, connective, epithelial and muscle tissues. The specific absorption rate (SAR) and power density (PD) in different frequencies (20, 30, 40, 60,70,S0,100 GHZ) for more than 40 tissues are calculated. The comparison is done with other researches which have used the same techniques but most of these papers used the effect of the above frequencies on two or three tissues. In this paper, about 40 types of tissue are used for the simulation, and the simulation results show that the nerve tissues are the most affected tissue.
研究第五代(5G)辐射天线对人体影响的新技术
随着5G网络的发明,世界见证了对通信网络变化的响应,并以前所未有的规模开展工作。这就提出了一个问题,即高频和持续暴露于非颗粒辐射(EMF)辐射是否会对人类健康产生负面影响。一些科学家认为,这些波不会对身体产生影响。本文采用MATLAB R2019a进行仿真。为了进行模拟,将组织根据组织类型分为5组,分别是神经组织、结缔组织、上皮组织和肌肉组织。计算了不同频率(20、30、40、60、70、50、100 GHZ)下40多种组织的比吸收率(SAR)和功率密度(PD)。比较是与使用相同技术的其他研究进行的,但这些论文大多使用上述频率对两种或三种组织的影响。本文使用了约40种组织进行模拟,模拟结果表明,神经组织是受影响最大的组织。
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