Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone

This paper presents radiation emission measurements from a mobile phone. Measurements are conducted during the mobile when it is in standby, receive, and transmit mode based on the CISPR and EMC standards. The results obtained are in the form of electrical field strength observed in three different...

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Main Authors: Zain, A.F.M., Rhazali, Z.A., Mohamad, S.
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Published: 2018
Online Access:http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/7829
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-78292018-01-11T10:14:21Z Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone Zain, A.F.M. Rhazali, Z.A. Mohamad, S. This paper presents radiation emission measurements from a mobile phone. Measurements are conducted during the mobile when it is in standby, receive, and transmit mode based on the CISPR and EMC standards. The results obtained are in the form of electrical field strength observed in three different domains, i.e., frequency, time, and radiation distribution along the mobile phone structure. The mobile phones used are grouped according to the placement of the antenna either internal or external. It is found that the radiated emission is 65% higher during transmission rather than on standby. Radiation from the phone with the external antenna can be further reduced using an EWI radiation filter. © 2003 IEEE. 2018-01-11T10:14:21Z 2018-01-11T10:14:21Z 2003 http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/7829
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description This paper presents radiation emission measurements from a mobile phone. Measurements are conducted during the mobile when it is in standby, receive, and transmit mode based on the CISPR and EMC standards. The results obtained are in the form of electrical field strength observed in three different domains, i.e., frequency, time, and radiation distribution along the mobile phone structure. The mobile phones used are grouped according to the placement of the antenna either internal or external. It is found that the radiated emission is 65% higher during transmission rather than on standby. Radiation from the phone with the external antenna can be further reduced using an EWI radiation filter. © 2003 IEEE.
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author Zain, A.F.M.
Rhazali, Z.A.
Mohamad, S.
spellingShingle Zain, A.F.M.
Rhazali, Z.A.
Mohamad, S.
Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
author_facet Zain, A.F.M.
Rhazali, Z.A.
Mohamad, S.
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title Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
title_short Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
title_full Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
title_fullStr Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
title_full_unstemmed Measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
title_sort measurements and radiation distribution along the structure of a mobile phone
publishDate 2018
url http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/7829
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