Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Motorola’s 5G Moto Mod has feature to limit radiation exposure, but why?



Motorola’s 5G Moto Mod has feature to limit radiation exposure, but why?

FEBRUARY 18, 2019
  • Motorola’s 5G Moto Mod has a feature to limit millimeter wave radiation exposure.
  • An FCC filing shows that the add-on has several sensors to detect fingers around the module.
  • Antennas close to those fingers will shut down in order to reduce exposure.


The 5G Moto Mod will allow the Moto Z3 to become one of the first commercially 5G-enabled smartphones in the world. We’re inching ever closer to a release, and an FCC filing for the add-on has revealed it has a way to limit radiation exposure from millimeter waves.
Motorola’s filing, spotted by The Verge, mentions that the 5G Moto Mod has capacitive and proximity sensors to detect your fingers. These sensors aren’t for Edge Sense functionality, however, as it shuts off any antenna close to your fingers.
“The control mechanism is a simple one in which, if proximity detectors indicate the potential presence of the user within a roughly conical region in front of the module where power density may approach the MPE [maximum permissable exposure – ed] limit, that module is disabled from use by the modem. This terminates and prevents transmission from the module in question until the condition is cleared,” reads an excerpt of the filing.

Any reason for the feature?

In any event, the outlet notes that millimeter wave radiation is non-ionizing, and is also encountered at airport security scanners. But it’s still interesting to see Motorola take this approach in order to reduce exposure — even if the module is only approaching (and not exceeding) FCC limits.
The feature seems to imply that radiation is a concern of some kind in the transition to 5G, even if it’s still within the allowed limits. Or it could simply be a case of Motorola being excessively cautious. We’ve contacted the manufacturer for comment regarding the functionality, and will update the story if/when they respond.

Motorola’s filing also notes that the 5G Moto Mod is compatible with the Moto Z3 Pro. Unless this is an error, it means that we should expect a souped-up Moto Z3. The device packed 2017’s Snapdragon 835 chipset and a ho-hum 3,000mAh battery, so a Moto Z3 Pro would presumably offer a more powerful chipset and bigger battery. It’s unclear when this model will launch, but a release alongside the 5G Moto Mod seems like a sensible decision.
Source https://www.androidauthority.com/5g-moto-mod-radiation-954955/

Sunday, February 17, 2019

5G Mobile Network Perth Talk


5G Talk at the Glyde In on Tue 19 of Feb 2019 



Cost $17 or $12 for Members or $8 Concession
Single session
Session time 1 hr
Venue Glyde-In Garden Room
22 places remaining
5G, or fifth generation wireless network, is on the way. It promises faster and higher transmission capacity and includes the Internet of Things, driverless cars, and faster video streaming. It will massively increase the microwave and millimetre wave radiation in our environment. It will also use new frequencies that many say have not been independently assessed. Many scientists, doctors and environmentalists worldwide are alarmed, calling for a moratorium on its implementation the world over. They fear it can affect our health, our finances, our privacy and nature itself. Lorenz Wuthrich, computer tutor and presenter, has been researching 5G; come hear more.


5G radiation testing and protection
Home visit to measure EMR electro magnetic radiation exposure 
and to plan protective adjustments to your home / office.

Protect
- Your home, where eat and sleep,
- Your office, where you seat and work many hours a day
- Your kids, kids play grounds

Symptoms to watch out for
- Sleep disorders
  • Irregular changes in chronic disease
  • Headaches

Lorenz Wuthrich

M 0418580084
E 5gprotectionperth@gmail.com
Postal Address 10 B Carrington Street Palmyra 6157 WA