SRC-659

ANSI C95.1-1982: American National Standard Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 300 kHz to 100 GHz (revision of ANSI C95.1-1974)

American National Standards Institute (co-secretariat IEEE and US Department of the Navy, Naval Electronic Systems Command; published by IEEE) ·1982 · T1 measured result, peer reviewed · VC06 XC01

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CLM-1298 In 1982 the US limit at SBSP frequencies was halved, from 10 to 5 mW/cm2, and for the first time it was meant to cover the general public as well as workers. The 1978 beam centre of 230 W/m2 is 4.6 times this limit.
CLM-1299 The 1982 US limit was set by taking the lowest dose at which animals' trained behaviour was disrupted, about 4 W/kg, and dividing by ten. The standard admits the factor of ten was a safety margin without a quantitative justification, and one biologist dissented on that point.

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