RF Exposure Info MPE

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RF Exposure Info

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TT210 RF Exposure Assessment (MPE)
                            June 25, 2011

                         80-JC010-5 Rev A


TT210 RF Exposure Assessment (MPE)
FCC ID: J9CTT210Q1WW


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TT210 RF Exposure Assessment (MPE)

80-JC010-5 Rev A

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                                             Revision History
  Date                         Change Description               Revision           Editor(s)
06/24/2011   Initial Release                                       A              John Forrester




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1. Introduction
        This Maximum Permissive Exposure (“MPE”) report demonstrates compliance for the TT210 with
        FCC CFR 47 §1.1310 and 2.1091and RSS GEN for standalone and collocated simultaneous
        transmission in mobile exposure conditions. The MPE analysis is valid for transmitters operating
        within the parameters defined in Table 2 used for analysis.
        Any collocated Bluetooth transmitter must have a valid FCC ID documenting equivalent or
        degraded RF characteristics with the collocated parameters defined in this MPE analysis.
        The mobile classification applies when 20 cm or more separation distance is maintained between
        the end user and both Bluetooth and WLAN transmission antennas.
        The WWAN MPE calculations in the filing are based on measured radiated values extracted from
        the radiated emissions report for this filing. The Bluetooth transmit power calculations use a
        conservative 10dBm EIRP value.
        Portable user conditions or additional collocated modules not allowed based on this RF exposure
        analysis require a Class II permissive change and updated MPE or SAR report.

2. Product Declarations
        Table 1 Summarizes transmitter parameters associated with this application.
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                                   Table 1 WWAN Transmitter Declarations

                                            Max
                                                                                                         Maximum EIRP
                       Equipment         Transmitter                           Available   Transmitter
   Mode                 Category         Duty Cycle         Band Name           in U.S.    Range (MHz)   (dBm)   (W)
                   GSM/ GPRS Cat 10                    850 MHz - US Cellular      Yes        824-849      33.2   2.09
GPRS/EDGE                                   25%
                   (Max 2 UL TX Slots)                 1900 MHz - US PCS         Yes        1850-1910    32.4    1.73




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2.1 Collocated Transmitters
        This MPE analysis is applicable to any collocated Bluetooth transmitter with maximum transmit
        power less than or equal to 10 dBm. A 100% duty cycle is used for calculations to present a worst-
        case analysis.



3. Transmitter Summary
        Table 2 summarizes transmitter parameters associated with this application and a conservative
        Bluetooth transmitter to represent a worst case collocated environment.


                          Table 2 WWAN and WLAN Declared Transmitter Parameters

                                                  Maximum      Maximum
                                      Frequency
                      Technology                    EIRP         EIRP       Duty Cycle
                                        (MHz)
                                                   (dBm)       Power (W)

                       GPRS 2 UL         824         33.2         2.09         0.25
                       GPRS 2 UL        1850         33.4         1.73         0.25
                        Bluetooth
                      (Conservative
                        Example)        2400          10          0.01         1.00




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4. RF Exposure Limits and Equations
        According to FCC CFR 47 §1.1310, the criteria listed in the following table shall be used to
        evaluate the environmental impact of human exposure to radio frequency (RF) radiation as
        specified in 1.1307(b).


                            Table 3 Limits for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE)




        Friis transmission formula:


                Pout × G
         Pd =
                 4πR 2
        Where,
        Pd = power density (mW/cm2)
        Pout = output power to antenna (mW)
        G = gain of antenna in linear scale
        R = distance between observation point and center of the radiator (cm)

Table 4 shows duty cycles for typical technologies.


                              Table 4 Technology Duty Cycles for MPE Calculations

                                             Technology                Duty Cycle
                               CDMA2000                                      100%
                               WCDMA                                         100%
                               GSM                                          12.5%
                               GPRS Cat 10 (2 Uplink Transmit Slots)        25.0%




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5. MPE Calculations

5.1 Stand Alone Transmitter Calculations
         The power density calculations for standalone transmitters at an exposure separation distance of 20
         cm are shown in Table 5 per the transmit power and antenna gain values declared in Table 2.
         For frequency dependent limits, the lowest transmitter frequency was used to represent the lowest
         MPE limit (e.g. 824MHz = 0.549 mW/cm2).
         The WLAN power levels listed represent the worst-case values for the corresponding frequency
         ranges given.


                                Table 5 WWAN and Bluetooth Standalone MPE Calculations

                                                                                                         Power
                                                                                            Average     Density @     FCC MPE
                      Frequency     Maximum EIRP    Maximum                  Average         EIRP         20cm          Limit
   Technology           (MHz)           (dBm)       EIRP (W)   Duty Cycle   EIRP (dBm)        (W)      (mW/cm^2)     (mW/cm^2)
   GPRS 2 UL              824            33.2         2.09        0.25         27.18          0.52        0.104         0.549
   GPRS 2 UL             1850            32.4         1.73        0.25         26.36          0.43        0.086         1.000
    Bluetooth            2400            10.00        0.010       1.00         10.00          0.01        0.002         1.000




5.2 Collocated MPE Calculations
         Per OET 65, when RF sources have difference frequencies, the fraction of the FCC power density
         limit shall be determined and the sum of all fractional components shall be less than 1.


                                   Table 6 WWAN 850 MHz Collocation Power Density

                                                                                               (850 MHz
                                               (WLAN                              (WWAN         WWAN
                    Bluetooth       FCC MPE      Pd) /    850 MHz     FCC MPE    850 MHz)     fraction) +
                       Pd             Limit     (MPE      WWAN Pd       Limit      / MPE      (Bluetooth
     Band          (mW/cm^2)       (mW/cm^2)    Limit)   (mW/cm^2)   (mW/cm^2)     Limit)      fraction)     Limit    Pass/Fail
    2.4 GHz           0.002           1.000     0.002      0.104        0.549      0.189         0.191         1        Pass




                                   Table 7 WWAN 1900 MHz Collocation Power Density


                                                                                 (WWAN        (1900 MHz
                                               (WLAN                              1900          WWAN
                    Bluetooth       FCC MPE      Pd) /    1900 MHz    FCC MPE     MHz) /      fraction) +
                       Pd             Limit     (MPE         Pd         Limit     MPE         (Bluetooth
     Band          (mW/cm^2)       (mW/cm^2)    Limit)   (mW/cm^2)   (mW/cm^2)    Limit)       fraction)     Limit    Pass/Fail
    2.4 GHz           0.002           1.000     0.002       0.086       1.000     0.086          0.088         1        Pass




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