rf exposure

FCC ID: HN21555-900

RF Exposure Info

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FCCID_116505

CALCULATED SAR for UNCONTROLLED, GENERAL POPULATION

         Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) for 915 MHz general
         population / uncontrolled exposure is calculated from the
         equation S=ƒ/1500 averaged over 30 minutes. Then the
         calculated limit for the 915 MHz transmitter is 0.610 (mW/cm2).
         The equation for power density is:
         S = PG/(4πR2) Calculated limit for 915 MHz (general population / uncontrolled) = 0.610(mW/cm2).

         Where S = power density in mw/cm2
           P = input power to antenna in mw.
           G = numeric power gain of antenna.
           R = distance from antenna in cm.

         To calculate the minimum safe distance for the transmitter
         the maximum power density calculated above is used and the
         equation is solved for the distance R. For the 1-watt
         operation and a 3-dB gain (2 numeric gain) antenna, R is:

         R = [1000(2)/(4π(0.61))]½ = 16.15 cm.

         This requires a person to be 16.15-cm distance from the
         antenna opening of the transmitter. The intent of the
         design was to read tags at a distance of one to eighty
         inches. There should be no non-user in the area of the
         radio frequency field.
         MPE) for 915 MHz Controlled exposure
         Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) for 915 MHz occupational /
         controlled exposure is calculated from the equation S=ƒ/300
         averaged over 6 minutes. Then the calculated limit for the 915
         MHz transmitter is 3.05 (mW/cm2).
         The equation for power density is:
         S = PG/(4πR2) Calculated limit for 915 MHz (Occupational / controlled) = 3.05(mW/cm2).

         To calculate the minimum safe distance for the transmitter
         the maximum power density calculated above is used and the
         equation is solved for the distance R. For the 1-watt
         operation and a 3-dB gain (2 numeric gain) antenna, R is:

         R = [1000(2)/(4π(3.05))]½ = 7.22 cm.

         This requires a person to be 7.22-cm distance from the
         antenna opening of the transmitter. The intent of the
         design was to read tags at a distance of one to eighty
         inches. There should be no user in the area of the radio
         frequency field.

ROGERS LABS, INC.                  INTERMEC TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
4405 W. 259th Terrace              MODEL: 1555 Hand Held Reader
Louisburg, KS 66053                Test #: 000815               FCCID#: HN21555-900
Phone/Fax: (913) 837-3214          Test to: FCC Parts 2 and 15c 15.247                                Page 1 of 1
                                                                                      CERTIFICATION\INTERMEC1555SAR 09/07/2000



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