Condign volumes 1 to 3

Notes: 1. The longitudinal axis of the man is parallel to the orientation of the field. 2. Numerical RMS values apply to the undisturbed field. 3. In other parts of the body (e.g. wrists or ankles), depending on the exposure conditions, current-density values up to tenfold greater are possible. 4. For curves A, B and C, see the notes given in Figure F-3. FIGURE F-2: ELECTRIC FIELD-STRENGTHS WHICH INDUCE APPROXIMATELY THE INDICATED CURRENT DENSITIES IN THE HEAD AND IN THE CARDIAC REGION OF A MAN