and capabilities of these fields vary, they
nonetheless raise questions among those
Abstract:
In today's culture, electromagnetic fields
(EMF) are all around us. It is commonly
known that being exposed to powerful fields
can have immediate impacts, such as burns,
and that these effects are caused by well-
understood mechanisms. However, there is
also concern that sustained exposure to weak
fields could have negative health effects due
to a process that is still being investigated.
Due to the previously extensive exposure,
even minor health consequences may have
significant public health consequences.
Exposure to fields produced in connection
with the usage of electric power is the
source of the most compelling evidence for
health concerns. Besides radiation which is
the field that uses electromagnetic energy
the most but electromagnetic energy is used
in many other things such as generators,
motors, loudspeakers, computer hard disks,
spacecraft propulsion systems, MRIs, particle
accelerators, cyclotrons, control switches etc.
In terms of the areas where
telecommunications equipment is employed,
there are still a lot fewer data available, and
there is now only extremely limited evidence
that these areas have any negative
consequences on health.
Introduction:
In today's culture, electromagnetic fields are
all around us. They happen as a result of
using electricity, electronic security systems,
and numerous wireless communication
technologies. Although the physical traits
exposed regarding potential health hazards.
Instead, current worries are focused on the
potential for long-term exposure to weak
fields to have negative health effects due to
some as of yet unidentified biological
mechanism.
Due to the extensive usage of these methods
and the high prevalence of exposure to some
of the relevant fields, even a direct
connection between a technique and the
chance of contracting a disease could have
significant effects on public health. The
objective of this research is to discuss the
advantages and disadvantages of
electromagnetic energy in our life.
A wide range of electromagnetic fields,
including as static fields, radio frequency
fields, UV radiation, visible light, and X-ray
radiation, are included in the
electromagnetic spectrum. The frequency or
wavelength of electromagnetic fields can be
used to describe them, with the wavelength
having an inverse relationship to the
frequency.
As electromagnetic field has different uses
and involved in several devices and
equipment around us, it must have lots of
advantages and disadvantages.
-Advantages:
Magnetic energy is pure energy as electrons
are present everywhere. Thus it doesn't
pollute the environment the way coal and oil
do, nor do we need to harm the ecosystem to
obtain the basic materials. Although
radiation is mostly made of electromagnet
and permanent magnet, but electromagnetic lightweight. An electromagnet's magnetic
energy doesn't contain any radioactive field strength can be easily altered by
elements that could violently explode or altering the current flowing through its
remain producing radioactivity for a quite solenoid.
long time. One of the greatest advantages of
electromagnetic energy that its renewable as
its produced from electrons and magnetism
which can never run out.

Electricity is multifunctional in addition to

being clean and renewable. On incredibly
small scales, like in microchips, electricity
can be made to function. No other power
source even comes remotely close to
compressing a lot of information processing
power into a small energy-consuming
package.

Electromagnetic energy is not only

permanent magnet it can be stronger by
giving more energy supply.

These magnets' poles can also be altered by

altering the current's flow. In the industrial
setting, magnetic separators are created by
using this property of electromagnets. When
the magnetic field needs to discontinue or
change poles, electromagnets come in very
handy. This characteristic of electromagnets
is effectively used in a magnetic separator.
Iron scrap is separated from a pile of scrap
using this magnetic separator.

Electromagnets also have the advantages of

being affordable and simple to construct.
They don't harm the test piece, which is a
component of the electromagnet, and are