Radio Frequency – Recent Research Introduction Smart meters represent one component of the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). Smart Meters installed by Georgia Power make use of miniature, low power radio transcei - Wireless Health - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Radio Frequency – Recent Research Introduction Smart meters represent one component of the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). Smart Meters installed by Georgia Power make use of miniature, low power radio transcei Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-20 06:47:05 Open Document File Size: 168,90 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / / Facility University of Ottawa / / IndustryTerm electronic devices / / Organization Board of Supervisors / Maine Public Utilities Commission / University of Ottawa / California Council on Science and Technology Review Over / California Council on Science / Maine Center for Disease Control / Federal Communications Commission / / Position California Assemblyman and fellow assemblyman / / Product AMI / / ProvinceOrState Georgia / Maine / Marin County / / Region Central Maine / / Technology Radio Frequency / / SocialTag Environmental health Public health Wireless Mobile telecommunications Radiobiology Smart meter International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection Meter California Council on Science and Technology Health

Radio Frequency – Recent Research Introduction Smart meters represent one component of the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). Smart Meters installed by Georgia Power make use of miniature, low power radio transceiAdd to Reading List