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29 mar 2018 · All sorts of devices emit EMF radiation, and your computer monitor is no different. However, newer monitors emit far less than the old CRT versions. In this post, I’m going to tell you how computer monitors emit EMF radiation, how much they emit, how you can test this, and what you can do about it. Let’s dive right in.
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If the monitor emitted absolutely no radiation, that means it fails at being a monitor. Light is radiation. If that sounds pedantic, it's exactly this premise (light == radiation) that has caused so much confusion about the dangers of radiation.
3 paź 1994 · Każdy monitor używający lampy kineskopowej CRT (cathode ray tube) jest źródłem pola elektromagnetycznego. Aktualnie stosowane do ich produkcji technologie po prostu nie pozwalają tego uniknąć.
27 kwi 2019 · Computer monitor radiation is still a threat, even after the switch to LCD screens. Learn what you can do to shield yourself today!
8 gru 2019 · CRT monitors do emit detectable amounts of X-rays and have an extremely strong EM field as a necessary part of their operation. They also have a "degauss" pulse on power-on which is very strong and can damage magnetic media nearby.
A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor device that emits optical radiation when an electric current passes through it. Most LEDs emit a narrow band of wavelengths ranging from infrared (at a wavelength of approximately 1000 nanometers) to ultraviolet (about 300 nanometers).
31 sie 2020 · Newer LCD (Liquid-Crystal Display) and flat-panel monitors do not emit X-ray radiation. Some LCD monitors may emit a small amount of UV (ultraviolet) radiation, but the amounts are so small that there is virtually no risk to the human body.
