Abstand zw. exponiertem Objekt und Expositionsquelle
4 cm
Aufbau
The mobile phone was mounted on the left side of the subject's head in normal position for use. The antenna was located about 4 cm apart from the head, over the posterior areas of the left temporal lobe. The RF power was switched on and off via a data cable from a laptop.
Zusatzinfo
Each subject was tested twice within a single session, with and without RF exposure.
Das hochfrequente Feld beschleunigte die Antwort-Zeiten, wenn 3 Positionen im Gedächtnis behalten werden mussten, aber bei geringerer Belastung wurde keine Wirkung der Hochfrequenz aufgedeckt. Die Ergebnisse deuten darauf hin, dass hochfrequente Felder eine messbare Wirkung auf menschlicheGehirn-Funktionen und die Kognition haben.
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