Mobile Phones as Sources of Electromagnetic Interference

Electromagnetic interference of mobile phones: insight into heart rate variability

Electromagnetic Radiofrequency Radiation Emitted from GSM Mobile Phones Decreases the Accuracy of Home Blood Glucose Monitors

Mobile phones are two-way radios that emit electromagnetic radiation in microwave range. As the number of mobile phone users has reached 6 billion, the bioeffects of exposure to mobile phone radiation and mobile phone electromagnetic interference with electronic equipment have received more attention, globally. As self-monitoring of blood glucose can be a beneficial part of diabetes control, ho...

Electromagnetic interference of GSM mobile phones with the implantable deep brain stimulator, ITREL-III

BACKGROUND The purpose was to investigate mobile phone interference with implantable deep brain stimulators by means of 10 different 900 Mega Hertz (MHz) and 10 different 1800 MHz GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) mobile phones. METHODS All tests were performed in vitro using a phantom especially developed for testing with deep brain stimulators. The phantom was filled with liquid...

Evaluation of the Interference of the Microwave Radiation Emitted from GSM Mobile Phones on the Performance of Cell Counters

Abstract Background and Objectives: Incidents related to electromagnetic interference with medical devices have been reported over the past decades. It has also been indicated that the microwave radiation emitted from mobile phones interferes with the operation of medical devices therefore, this study aimed at testing the interference by GSM mobile phones with cell counters. Material and Method...

Mobile Phones as Pointing Devices

This paper explores the use of camera phones with pen input as a platform for generating digital annotations to realworld objects. We analyze the client-side requirements for a general annotation system that is applicable in mobile as well as stationary settings. We outline ways to create and interact with digital annotations using the camera and pen-based input. Two prototypically implemented ...