RF Exposure

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RF Exposure Info

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Bay Area Compliance Laboratories Corp. (Kunshan)                          Report No.: RKSA181204002-00A

FCC §1.1307& §1.1310 – RF EXPOSURE
Applicable Standard

FCC §1.1307 & 1.1310

According to the item 5.2 of KDB 680106 D01 RF Exposure Wireless Charging Apps v03: Inductive
wireless power transfer applications that meet all of the following requirements are excluded from
submitting an RF evaluation.

a) Power transfer frequency is less that 1 MHz.
b) Output power from each primary coil is less than or equal to 15 watts.
c) The transfer system includes only single primary and secondary coils. This includes charging systems that
   may have multiple primary coils and clients that are able to detect and allow coupling only between
   individual pairs of coils.
d) Client device is placed directly in contact with the transmitter.
e) Mobile exposure conditions only (portable exposure conditions are not covered by this exclusion).
f) The aggregate H-field strengths at 15 cm surrounding the device and 20 cm above the top surface from all
   simultaneous transmitting coils are demonstrated to be less than 50% of the MPE limit.

                             Limits for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE)

                           (B) Limits for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure
   Frequency Range         Electric Field         Magnetic Field       Power Density     Averaging Time
        (MHz)             Strength (V/m)         Strength (A/m)          (mW/cm2)          (minutes)
                               (A) Limits for Occupational/Controlled Exposure
        0.3-3.0                  614                   1.63                 *100                 6
        3.0-30                 1842/f                 4.89/f               *900/f2               6
        30-300                  61.4                  0.163                  1.0                 6
      300-1,500                                                             f/300                6
    1,500-100,000                                                             5                  6
                           (B) Limits for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure
       0.3-1.34                  614                   1.63                *(100)               30
        1.34-30                 824/f                 2.19/f              *(180/f²)             30
        30-300                  27.5                  0.073                  0.2                30
       300-1500                                                            f/1500               30
     1500-100,000                                                            1.0                30

f = frequency in MHz; * = Plane-wave equivalent power density;




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Bay Area Compliance Laboratories Corp. (Kunshan)                              Report No.: RKSA181204002-00A

EUT Setup




Result

a) Power transfer frequency is less that 1 MHz.
 Yes, the device operates in the frequency 110 kHz-148 kHz.

b) Output power from each primary coil is less than or equal to 15 watts.
Yes, the maximum output power of the primary coil is 10W<15W.

c) The transfer system includes only single primary and secondary coils. This includes charging systems that
may have multiple primary coils and clients that are able to detect and allow coupling only between
individual pairs of coils..
Yes, the transfer system including a charging system with only single primary coils is to detect and allow
only between individual of coils.

d) Client device is inserted in or placed directly in contact with the transmitter.
Yes, client device is placed directly in contact with the transmitter.

e) Mobile exposure conditions only (portable exposure conditions are not covered by this exclusion).
Yes, this is a mobile device.

f) The aggregate H-field strengths at 15 cm surrounding the device and 20 cm above the top surface from all
simultaneous transmitting coils are demonstrated to be less than 50% of the MPE limit.
The EUT H-field Strength levels at 15cm surrounding the device and 20 cm above the top surface are less
than 50% the MPE limit.




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Bay Area Compliance Laboratories Corp. (Kunshan)                                  Report No.: RKSA181204002-00A

Test Data
Environmental Conditions

         Temperature:              24.2℃
 Relative Humidity:                 51 %
        ATM Pressure:            101.2 kPa

The testing was performed by Stone Zhang on 2018-12-20.

H-Filed Strength

Frequency          Position      Position       Position        Position       Position      Limit       Ratio of
  Range               A             B              C               D              E           Test        MPE
  (kHz)             (A/m)         (A/m)          (A/m)           (A/m)          (A/m)        (A/m)        Limit
  110-148           0.178         0.196           0.213          0.155          0.437        1.63         26.81%

E-Filed Strength

Frequency          Position      Position       Position        Position       Position      Limit       Ratio of
  Range               A             B              C               D              E           Test        MPE
  (kHz)             (V/m)         (V/m)          (V/m)           (V/m)          (V/m)        (V/m)        Limit
  110-148           2.83           2.81           2.13            3.75           6.50         614         1.06%

Note:

1: According with KDB 680106 D01 RF Exposure Wireless Charging Apps v03, Emissions between 100 kHz to 300
kHz should be assessed versus the limits at 300 kHz in Table 1 of Section 1.1310: 614V/m and 1.63 A/m.

2: The distance for position A, B, C, D are 15cm, the distance for position E is 20cm.




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