Radiation hazards to personnel from non-ionizing fields of broadband HF systems onboard a vessel: Measurement and simulation
Modern warships have to accommodate onboard a great number and variety of electronic systems in order to be able to accomplish their missions. People standing on the metal deck of a warship near antennas are constantly exposed to intense electromagnetic fields, so the hazards of non-ionizing electro...
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