Ericsson says 5G is dangerous. If you don’t believe it, see below. Look at how much more powerful 5G high frequency waves have to be than 4G.
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Imagine working or living near a #5G mast made by Ericsson. Look how powerful 5G frequency has to be so it’s effective. Ericsson say in a leaked report exclusively from Smombie Gate: “Size of exclusion zone makes 5G network roll-out a major problem or impossible.” Industry and Government response? We follow ICNIRP. ICNIRP doesn’t have guidelines when 4 of these 5G masts are within the vicinity of one another, as well as take into consideration all of the other devices, WIFI and Bluetooth buzzing around you – Isn’t that useful for the industry?
Are you planning to buy RF, EMF and 5G shielding products over the next few months?
Very large exclusion zone due to unrealistic power – may lead to substantial 5G deployment challenges
IEC 62232 (2017) and ITU-T K.100 standards open up for use of actual maximum output power (95th percentil)
Massive MIMO and beamforming:
- More complex EMF compliance assessments
- Potentially higher EIRP and larger EMF compliance boundaries (exclusion zones) than for conventional antennas if theoretical maximum power is used for all beams
- Site design of increasing importance – especially in countries using limits lower that ICNIRP guidelines
Frequency bands above 10 GHz:
- EMF assessment methodology and standards available but need to be further refined
- International EMF limits more conservative in the nearfield which may lead to larger compliance distances for small cell base stations
Conclusions:
- EMF compliance may be a challenge for 5G massive MIMO sites if assuming theoretical maximum power for all beams
- International standards IEC 62232 and ITU-T K.100 open up for use of actual maximum power to perform realistic EMF compliance assessments
- Statistical model to determine actual maximum power of 5G massive MIMO antennas has been developed: found to be around 25% of theoretical maximum power for 8×8 array antennas
- In countries with EMF limits significantly below the international science-based ICNIRP limits the roll-out of 5G networks will be a major problem
Very large exclusion zone due to unrealistic power – may lead to substantial 5G deployment challenges
IEC 62232 (2017) and ITU-T K.100 standards open up for use of actual maximum output power (95th percentile)
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