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Wireless systems, which include cellular phones, have become an essentialpart of the modern life. However the mounting evidence that cellular radiationmight adversely affect the health of its users, leads to a growing concernamong authorities and the general public. Radiating antennas in the proximityof the user, such as antennas of mobile phones are of special interest for thismatter. In this paper we suggest a new architecture for wireless networks,aiming at minimal emission from mobile stations, without any additionalradiation sources. The new architecture, dubbed Green Cellular, abandons theclassical transceiver base station design and suggests the augmentation oftransceiver base stations with receive only devices. These devices, dubbedGreen Antennas, are not aiming at coverage extension but rather at minimizingthe emission from mobile stations. We discuss the implications of the GreenCellular architecture on 3G and 4G cellular technologies. We conclude byshowing that employing the Green Cellular approach may lead to a significantdecrease in the emission from mobile stations, especially in indoor scenarios.This is achieved without exposing the user to any additional radiation source.

Green Cellular - Optimizing the Cellular Network for Minimal Emission from Mobile Stations