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Assessing the isotropy of personal electromagnetic field monitors.

This paper details the methods and results for testing the isotropic performance of personal hazard meters when worn on the body. The measurements were performed in a GTEM 1750, with the monitors mounted on a solid silicon rubber head torso phantom, the dielectric properties of the phantom being assessed using an open ended waveguide technique.