radio frequency (RF) Spectrum:

Although the RF spectrum is formally defined in terms of a range from 0 to 3000 GHz, the FCC exposure guidelines range of interest is from 300 kHz to 100 GHz.

abate antenna athermal effect authorized person beamwidth, half-power cathodic protection CD CFR coax competent and qualified person Competent Person continuous exposure controlled/occupational crew chief decibel (dB) designated person dipole duty cycle duty factor effective radiated power (ERP) electric field strength electrical length EME EMR equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) exposure Facility Description far field FCC field averaging

Full Duplex gain Half-Duplex Operation hazard assessment hertz IEEE Intermodulation Product internal body current (induced current) ionizing isotropic antenna lobe, antenna lock out magnetic field strength (H) mitigation MPE near field non-ionizing nonthermal effect Number of Components Number of Harmonics Order of Product orthogonal OSHA parabolic antenna PC based training peak envelope power (PEP) power density (S) PPC PPE PPM

Protected Frequency Qualified Person radar radio beam radio frequency (RF) Spectrum radiofrequency radiation hazard meter (monitor) re-radiated field real-time video training RF RF awareness RF hot spot RF training RFR RX Offset safety plan safety violation scattered radiation Simplex Operation spatial averaging specific absorption rate (SAR) survey training tag out thermocouple TX Frequency TX Offset uncontrolled/general public VCR Tapes wave guide willful violation

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