Electronic article surveillance: a possible danger for pacemaker patients dev./impl.

Exposure

• • 300 Hz–9 MHz
  • magnetic field
  • intermediate frequency
  • RF
  • EMF general
• • signals/pulses
  • metal detector gate

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