Rf Exposure

FCC ID: EWQ100GDLRS

RF Exposure Info

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            REGULATORY COMPLIANCE REPORT
TITLE: FCC & IC MPE Report for 15.247 & RSS‐210 Frequency Hopping Device
Remote FCC ID: EWQ100GDLRS IC: 864D‐100GDLRS IC Model: 7S
AUTHOR: Mark Kvamme
   REV      CCO      DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE                    DATE      APPROVALS
                                                                           Engineering
   001               INITIAL RELEASE
                                                                            Regulatory


                                        REVISION HISTORY
                     updated for new                                       Engineering
   002               RSS102i5_march2015 limits
                     and updated for +50kHz                 02sep15        Regulatory       /s/jay r. holcomb

                     Updated for class II                   03mar17        Engineering         Mark Kvamme
   003               permissive change , inductor
                     update                                 03mar17         Regulatory      /s/jay r. holcomb

                                                                           Engineering

                                                                            Regulatory

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                                        Test Data Summary
                 FCC 15.247 / ISED RSS‐247; Frequency Hopping Transmitter;
                           100G DLS – Remote, 903MHz – 926.85 MHz
                    FCC ID: EWQ100GDLRS     IC: 864D‐100GDLRS HVIN: 7S


                                                                                               Pass/
        Rule                  Description            Spec Limit              Max. Reading      Fail
                          Limits for Maximum
 Parts 2.1091(mobile)    Permissible Exposure
       & 1.1310                  (MPE)           0.601   mw/cm2 @ 20cm   0.10227 mW / cm2      Pass
                           RF Field Strength
                       Limits for Devices Used
    RSS‐102 Sec 4.2     by the General Public      2.7   W/M2 @ 0.2M    1.02267W/M2          Pass
Rule versions: FCC Part 1; FCC Part 2; FCC Part 15,      RSS‐102 Issue 5 (03‐2015); RSS‐247 Issue
1 (5‐2015); RSS‐Gen Issue 4 (12‐2014).
Reference docs: ANSI C63.4‐2014; ANSI C63.10‐2013; DA    00‐705 (03‐30‐2000);    OET65 (08‐1997);
OET65C (06‐2001); IEEE C95.3‐2002.

                                        Cognizant Personnel
                             Name                                Title
                          Mark Kvamme                       Test Technician

                             Name                               Title
                          Jay Holcomb                     Regulatory Manager

                             Name                                Title
                        Johann De Jager                       Project Lead



                                    CONDITIONS DURING TESTING

No Modifications to the EUT were necessary during the testing.

ANSI C63.4 ‐ Temperature and Humidity During Testing
The temperature during testing was within +10º C and +40º C.
The Relative humidity was between 10% and 90%.
RSS‐Gen 4.3 (g): Tests shall be performed at ambient temperature

EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST (EUT) DESCRIPTION
Itron declares that the EUT tested was representative of a production unit.

EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST

EUT Module
Manuf:                  Itron, Inc.
Itron p/n:              ERG‐5006‐501/502/503/505
Serial Number(s)        Conducted power test unit id: 105
                        Radiated power test unit id:19805555

Power source            Fresh Batteries were use

Peripheral Devices
None




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                     1.1310 & 2.1091(mobile) or 2.1093(portable) /
                     RSS‐102 Sec 4.2‐Canada Safety Code 6; Table 5
Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) (reference from FCC)
Radiofrequency radiation exposure limits. ‐ The criteria listed in Table 1 shall be used to evaluate
the environmental impact of human exposure to radiofrequency (RF) radiation as specified in
§1.1307(b), except in the case of portable devices which shall be evaluated according to the
provisions of §2.1093 of this chapter.

1.1307 (b) In addition to the actions listed in paragraph (a) of this section, Commission actions
granting construction permits, licenses to transmit or renewals thereof, equipment authorizations
or modifications in existing facilities, require the preparation of an Environmental Assessment
(EA) if the particular facility, operation or transmitter would cause human exposure to levels of
radiofrequency radiation in excess of the limits in §§1.1310 and 2.1093 of this chapter.


Determine the maximum power density for the general / uncontrolled population minimum separation
distance of 20 cm. The power density is calculated as:
         Pd = power density in mW/cm2
                                                                   Pt  G
          Pt = transmit power in milliwatts               Pd 
                                                                  4  r2
          G = numeric antenna gain
          r = distance between body and transmitter in centimeters.

FCC Limits:     903MHz / 1500 = 0.602 mW / cm2 @ 20cm
IC Limits:      903MHz / 150   = 6.02 W / M2 (@ 0.2M)                     issue4
                f=903; 0.02619 x f^0.6834 w/m^2 = 2.74 W / M2 (@ 0.2M)  issue5
         ISED max limit for calculation: 1.31 x 10‐2 ƒ^0.6834 watts eirp = 1.37 watts EIRP

            Field            Conducted     Conducted    antenna    antenna
 Power               EIRP1                                                   mW / cm2    W/M2 @      Max EIRP
          strength             power         power       gain2       gain
 level               (dBm)                                                   @ 20cm 3    0.2 M 4     (Watts)
          (dBuV/m)             (dBm)     (milliwatts)    (dBi)     numeric

   1       105.74    10.54     6.09         4.0644      4.4500      2.7861   0.0022528   0.0225284   0.0113240

   2       118.43    23.23    21.76        149.9685     1.4700      1.4028   0.0418533   0.4185334   0.2103778

   3       122.31    27.11    25.16        328.0953     1.9500      1.5668   0.1022657   1.0226574   0.5140437
 (1)   EIRP (dBm) used 412172 D01 Determining ERP and EIRP v01r01 to calculate EIRP
 (2)   Antenna gain (dBi) = EIRP (dBm) ‐ Conducted power (dBm)
 (3)   PD = (mW x ant. gain numeric) / ( 4 x pi x 20cm2) = mW / cm2 @ 20 cm
 (4)   W/m2 @ 0.2M = 10 x mW/cm2 @ 20 cm
 (5)   dBm = 10log10(mW)




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