A global survey and comparison of different regulatory approaches to non-ionizing RADHAZ and spurious emissions

A worldwide survey of regulations and standards in 235 countries reveals different approaches associated with RADHAZ and spurious emissions. These are primarily divided into regions regulated or influenced by Europe or by North America, each applying different limits to cellular base stations, utility power lines and spurious emissions. Generally, the American and Japanese permitted exposures are more lenient, whereas the European are stricter. Several interesting examples are discussed.