Radio-frequency exposure of the yellow fever mosquito (A. Aegypti) from 2 to 240 GHz

Radio-frequency exposure of the yellow fever mosquito (A. Aegypti) from 2 to 240 GHz

Fifth generation networks (5G) will be associated with a partial shift to higher carrier frequencies, including wavelengths of insects. This may lead to higher absorption of radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (EMF) by insects and could cause dielectric heating. The yellow fever mosquito (Ae...

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Main Authors: Aminzadeh, R. (Author), Boone, M.N (Author), de Borre, E. (Author), Hashemizadeh, S. (Author), Joseph, W. (Author), Josipovic, I. (Author), Kühn, S. (Author), Kuster, N. (Author), Müller, P. (Author), Thielens, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science 2021
Subjects:
absorption
Aedes
Aedes aegypti
animal
animal experiment
Animals
Article
climate
dengue
electric field
electromagnetism
female
Female
heat
heating
Hot Temperature
incidence
male
Male
micro-computed tomography
mosquito vector
Mosquito Vectors
nonhuman
physiology
radiation exposure
radiation field
radiation response
Radio Waves
radiofrequency
radiofrequency radiation
simulation
yellow fever
Yellow Fever
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