Abstract
During operation, mobile phones emit energy in the form of electromagnetic fields that can be absorbed by the user's head. However, it is not yet clear whether this electromagnetic energy causes biological consequences or adverse effects on human health. This article aims to determine whether radio frequency pulsed exposure from mobile phones can affect a person's brain activity. For this purpose, the influence of mobile phone exposure on the nervous response was studied by analyzing electrophysiological measurements of brain wave activity. Electroencephalogram (EEG) test measurements were taken in two situations when the participant was not using and when using a mobile phone.