论文信息 - Design and calibration of a wearable personal distributed exposimeter for LTE 800-2600 MHz downlink bands

Design and calibration of a wearable personal distributed exposimeter for LTE 800-2600 MHz downlink bands

For the first time, a wearable personal distributed exposimeter (WPDE) is designed and calibrated for the Long-Term Evolution (LTE) 800 and 2600 MHz downlink bands. The proposed WPDE has a 68% confidence interval of 4.8–5.6 dB for different number of antennas and polarizations. Measurements of the WPDE are compared and validated with a commercial exposimeter in a real environment.

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