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R&D: Evaluation of the effective range of the LIFETUNE GO (2022 model) at a frequency of 4.9 GHz (Wi-Fi 5G)

2022

The protective properties of the LT GO are due to its ability to coherently convert the technogenic electromagnetic radiation of mobile communications without weakening the original signal.

An electromagnetic field converted using the LT GO is a stationary coherent wave superposition with a corresponding energy density characterized by intensity I (see table). Calculations were made for the frequency 4.9 GHz, which is standard for Wi-Fi radiation and 5G mobile communications. The effectiveness of the LT GO was estimated based on the intensity of the field transformed into a coherent form, determining the zone of maximum action.

The stable electromagnetic field generated by the LT GO has several fractal levels due to the number of ring elements in the topological circuit of its microprocessor and the size of the circuit itself. Outside the zone of maximum action, the density of the highly coherent field begins to decrease and, accordingly, the effectiveness of the device decreases.

Table of the basic parameters of the LT GO

Fig. 1 shows the scale of the drop in the LT GO's effectiveness using the example of its interaction with Wi-Fi radiation at a frequency of 4.9 GHz (I ~ 5.76 W/m2).

When the protective electromagnetic field's intensity decreases to the parameters of the intensity of external radiation, the LT GO's effectiveness drops to zero.

If there are several external sources of radiation, it is necessary to additionally use a more powerful devices (LT ZONE or LT ZONE MAX) or several devices LT GO, since the external radiation's total intensity dramatically reduces the LT GO's zone of effective influence.

The decrease in effectiveness is determined by the decrease in the intensity of the protective EM field, which is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the device (LT GO) and is estimated using the following formula:

At a distance of ~ 6 m from the center of the LT GO (for EMR at a frequency of 4.9 GHz), the intensity of the protective field reaches a value at which the effectiveness drops to a critical level (see Fig. 2), determining the boundary of a highly coherent spherical field with a diameter of ~ 12 m.

Thus, the recommended coverage diameter of the effective influence of the LT GO is ~ 12 m.

The indicated distances are reached in open space.