Welcome to PF!joezay20 said:I’m looking for a device to produce electromagnetic fields and how can u control the frequency emitted looking to build or purchase looking to experiment any information either reply publicly or inbox me
russ_watters said:Welcome to PF!
Could you be more specific about what you are trying to do? Because it just sounds to me like a two-way radio meets that description.
What sort of frequencies are you looking for? 10's of Hz, 1000's (kHz), millions (MHz)?joezay20 said:x amount of hertz
Probably 10s-400s give or take not picky just looking for something to get things kicked offjtbell said:What sort of frequencies are you looking for? 10's of Hz, 1000's (kHz), millions (MHz)?
joezay20 said:what happens wen the human body is exposed to an electromagnetic field
No one said it’d be on other humans other than myselfdavenn said:So you want to experiment on humans by irradiating them with EM fields ?
What professional qualifications do you have that make you think you can do this safely ?
Have you got millions of $$ of public liability insurance for when they sue you for injury to their health ?
joezay20 said:No one said it’d be on other humans other than myself
joezay20 said:Im trying to do experiments like putting x amount of hertz to water or what happens wen the human body is exposed to an electromagnetic field that is at a constant frequency of x hertz etc
A device that can produce magnetic fields is typically used for scientific research, industrial applications, and medical imaging. It can also be used for experiments and demonstrations in educational settings.
A device that produces magnetic fields typically uses electricity to create a magnetic field. This can be done through the use of coils, electromagnets, or permanent magnets.
Some important factors to consider when buying a device that produces magnetic fields include the strength and uniformity of the magnetic field, the size and portability of the device, and the cost and availability of replacement parts or maintenance services.
Yes, there can be safety concerns when using a device that produces magnetic fields. These devices can interfere with electronic devices and medical implants, and can also pose a risk of injury if not used properly. It is important to follow all safety guidelines and instructions provided by the manufacturer.
It is not recommended to use a device that produces magnetic fields for home experiments or demonstrations, as these devices can be dangerous if not handled properly. It is best to use these devices in controlled environments with proper safety measures in place.