Energy Management of Base Station in 5G and B5G: Revisited
To achieve low latency, higher throughput, larger capacity, higher reliability, and wider connectivity, 5G base stations (gNodeB) need to be deployed in mmWave. Since
According to the analysis of the monitoring data, the electromagnetic radiation environment levels of 5G application base stations at various monitoring points in urban areas all meet the requirements of the Electromagnetic Environment Control Limits (GB8702-2014).
Fast variation of the user load and beamforming techniques may cause large fluctuations of 5G base stations field level. They may be underestimated, resulting in compliance of base stations not fitting the requirements. Apparently, broadband field meters would not be adequate for measuring such environments.
To understand the current situation of the electromagnetic radiation environment of 5G application base stations is the basis for avoiding the old road of “pollution before treatment” in environmental management and solving the problem of neighbourhood avoidance.
5G networks deployment poses new challenges when evaluating human exposure to electromagnetic fields. Fast variation of the user load and beamforming techniques may cause large fluctuations of 5G base stations field level. They may be underestimated, resulting in compliance of base stations not fitting the requirements.
Adding the 5G systems does not significantly increase the overall field levels in the surroundings of the base station, in normal working conditions, compared to those of the previous generation. This has been checked during a measurement campaign in the surroundings of a 5G base station under operation.
This agrees with measurements done in other countries whose authors conclude that the exposure to 5G signals is limited,,, but this does not assure the base station compliance as full load situation should be considered for such assessment. It also shows that the increase in the EMF field is due to the induced data traffic.

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