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- The paper discusses computational techniques used to estimate electromagnetic fields from telecommunication systems, focusing on methods that vary in complexity and accuracy.
- It presents a validated code based on the method of moments for analyzing the electromagnetic field from medium-frequency radio communication systems.
- The results aim to ensure compliance with safety regulations regarding exposure levels, featuring numerical and experimental data from an AM radio transmitter and a future operational system.
Article Abstract
In order to estimate the level of the electromagnetic field produced by telecommunication systems, different computational techniques can be employed whose complexity depends on the accuracy of the final results. In this paper, we present the validation of a code based on the method of moments that allows us to analyse the electromagnetic field emitted by radio-communication systems operating at medium frequencies. The method is able to provide an accurate estimate of the levels of electromagnetic field produced by this type of device and, consequently, it can be used as a method for verifying the compliance of the system with the safe exposure level regulations and population protection laws. Some numerical and experimental results are shown relevant to an amplitude modulated (AM) radio transmitter, together with the results of a forthcoming system that will be operative in the near future.
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