What Are the Common Sources of Non-Ionizing Radiation?
Common sources of non-ionizing radiation include:
- Radio waves: Emitted by broadcasting stations, cell phones, and Wi-Fi routers. - Microwaves: Used in kitchen appliances and certain medical treatments. - Infrared radiation: Generated by heaters, remote controls, and some industrial processes. - Visible light: The most familiar form, encompassing all colors of light visible to the human eye. - Ultraviolet (UV) radiation: Originates primarily from the sun, but also from tanning beds and some industrial processes.
