Can 5G phased array antennas generate Brillouin precursors?
As published on Dariusz Leszczynski’s blog Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Below is the next in a series of Guest Blogs on BRHP. The opinions expressed in this Guest Blog are of Don Maisch himself. Publication of these opinions in BRHP does not imply that BRHP automatically agrees with or endorses these opinions. Publication of this, and other Guest Blogs, facilitates an open debate and free exchange of opinions on wireless technology and health.
This guest blog, by Don Maisch, the publisher of the EMFacts Consultancy, is the follow up to the earlier published Guest Blog and the author continues to ask questions about the 5G and Brillouin precursors.
An important question:
Can 5G phased array antennas generate Brillouin precursors?
by Don Maisch
In early 2002 the New York based technical publication, Microwave News published an examination of a rather arcane topic: Brillouin precursors. The issue at that time was non-ionising radiation from the phased array PAVE PAWS radar facility at Cape Cod , Massachusetts, USA. A Brillouin precursor is a very fast pulse of radiation, which when it enters the human body, may generate a burst of energy that can travel much deeper than predicted by conventional models. . . SNIP
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