Principles of the Frequency Composition of Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields: Journal of Bioelectricity: Vol 9, No 1

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The frequency composition of typical pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs), and the principles determining the changes in frequency composition which occur as parameters such as pulse width and repetition rate are altered, are described. The implications of these frequency compositions for prediction of biological responses to PEMFs are also discussed.

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