RF Exposure

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RF Exposure Info

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                                              RF Exposure
This calculation is based on the highest EIRP possible from the EUT considering maximum power and antenna
gain.

The highest output power of the EUT is 0.927 W and the gain of the antenna is 3 dBi. The max duty cycle is
one transmission (100 mS) every 6 minutes. So the maximum percentage is 0.1/360 which is 0.0277 %

The output power is 0.927 Watts. 0.927 W * 0.000277 = 0.257 mW.
Accounting for the antenna, 3 dBi is equivalent to a multiplier of 2.0, so the average power = 0.514 mW


1 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE PER OET 65

The following information provides the minimum separation distance for the EUT, as calculated from FCC OET
65 Appendix A, Table B “Guidelines for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure”

                                                                                      MPE
                    Max                                     (S) GP                    Ratio
Transmitt           Power     Max Ant    Duty               Limit   MSD               from 20
    er        MHz   dBm       Gain dBi   Cycle %   EIRP W mW/cm^2 Meters              cm         Notes
450-470       450     29.7        3       0.0277    0.00051   0.300  0.0037              0.018


                                                                    Total MPE Ratio     0.018
Notes on the above table:
   a. S is the power density General Population Limit from OET 65 table B
   b. EIRP Power is the Max Power corrected for Antenna Gain and Duty Cycle factor
   c. MSD (Minimum Separation Distance) = ((EIRP*30)/3770*S)^0.5
   d. For mobile or fixed location transmitters, minimum separation distance is 20 cm, even if calculations
       indicate MPE distance is less.


2 RF EVAULATION FOR RSS-102E

Since the average e.i.r.p. is 0.00051 Watts and separation distance between the user and the radiating
element of the device is always greater than 20 cm, it is exempt from routine SAR and RF exposure
evaluations.

2.1 SAR Evaluation Exemption for RSS-102

Since the separation distance between personnel and the antenna is greater than or equal to 20 cm, it is
exempt from routine SAR evaluations in accordance to Section 2.5.1 of RSS-102 issue 5, table 1.

2.2 RF Evaluation Exemption for RSS-102

Since the separation distance between personnel and the antenna of the device is greater than or equal to 20
cm AND the power is less than 0.852 watts, it is exempt from RF evaluation as per RSS-102 section 2.5.2.

                             Average          Limit for Exemption
                         Transmitter EIRP          RSS-102
Transmitter     MHz             W               Max EIRP mW                           Result
Business        450          0.00051                  0.852              Exempt from SAR and RF exposure




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Document Modified: 2019-11-09 12:20:42

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