SAR & Frequency: What's the Relation?

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The discussion focuses on the relationship between Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) values and mobile phone frequencies, specifically comparing 950 MHz and 1800 MHz. It suggests that different frequencies may result in varying SAR levels due to how energy is absorbed by living tissue. The user is directed to a Wikipedia page for the SAR formula and advised to reference the RMS frequency domain for accurate calculations. Understanding this relationship is crucial for assessing the potential health impacts of mobile phone usage. The conversation emphasizes the importance of frequency in determining SAR values.
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hello first,

i want to know the relation between the SAR values absorbed by the living tissue and the frequency of mobile phones? in other word which frequency create the higher SAR 950 MHz or 1800 MHz and why??
 
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I think you can go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_absorption_rate
use the formula on the page. You'll have to click on the RMS link right under that formula and then go down to RMS in frequency domain in order to get the right numbers for frequency to put into the SRA formula.
 
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