The Impact of EM radiations from 5G & 6G devices on human body

Volume: 7    Issue: 2

Year of Publication: 2020

Pages: (37-41)

Authors: Gaurav Gandhi, Dr. Sharad Sharma

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Abstract

Innovative advancements in the Telecommunication sector in form of 5G and 6G technologies have raised the issues pertaining to human health impacts by the electromagnetic waves (EMW) delivered by cell phone base transmitter stations (BTS). Present paper highlights the health issues, which might arise from EMW from the cell phone BTS. Because of super-fast speed and potential of lower latency of connectivity even in the far-flung areas, 5G and 6G technology will be exclusively relied upon for implementation in different industrial fields, research and development in the near future and will further satisfy the thorough need for bandwidth through positioning of huge number of heavily dense sited base stations working in the millimeter-wave extend. Presentation of new emission sources, working in correspondence to previously existing 2G/3G/4G versatile innovations, raises worries about surpassing the acceptable EMF exposure limits. Due to these services, cell phone clients and individuals living inside short proximity of the cell phone base stations have become progressively worried over the possible harmful effects of radiofrequency radiation generated by these devices to their health The way that this radiation is concealed, vague, and enters and leaves our bodies without our insight makes it considerably alarming.

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Keywords

Electromagnetic Radiations, 5G, 6G, Mobile Tower Radiation.