EMF report

FCC ID: TA8AKRY901451-1

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1 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 Rapport utfärdad av ackrediterat provningslaboratorium Test report issued by an Accredited Testing Laboratory Ackred. Nr 1761 Provning ISO/IEC 17025 EMF Test Report: Ericsson RD 2243 B14 (FCC) Document number: GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B Date of report: 2019-09-03 Testing laboratory: Ericsson EMF Research Company/Client: Denis Lalonde Laboratory Ericsson Canada Ericsson AB 349 Terry Fox Drive SE-164 80 Stockholm Ottawa ON K2K 2V6 Sweden Canada Tests performed by: Paramananda Joshi Dates of tests: 2019-08-30 (Rev A) 2019-09-03 (Rev B) Manufacturer and market Ericsson RD 2243 B14 name(s) of device: Testing has been performed FCC OET Bulletin 65 in accordance with: Test results: Minimum separation distance for which the RF EMF exposure complies with the limits in FCC 47 CFR 1.1310 to be included in the Customer Product Information (CPI) for Ericsson RD 2243 B14. Additional information: Testing was conducted for mobile exposure conditions according to KDB447498 DO1. Signature: Test Engineer Laboratory and Quality Manager __________________ ___________________________ Paramananda Joshi Christer Törnevik Senior Researcher Senior Expert – EMF and Health paramananda.joshi@ericsson.com christer.tornevik@ericsson.com Tel: +46 10 711 00 06 Tel: +46 10 714 1235 © Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB. This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without written approval of the laboratory.

2 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 1 Summary of EMF Test Report1 Equipment under test (EUT) Product name Ericsson RD 2243 B14 Product number KRY 901 451/1 Supported bands, Tx frequency range B14 (700) 758 – 768 LTE FDD (MHz), and standards Exposure environment General public/uncontrolled Results The minimum (test) separation distance required for the equipment under test (EUT) to comply with the mobile device exposure conditions and relevant limits applicable in the USA [1]-[3] is provided in the table below for the general public (uncontrolled exposure). RF exposure assessment results for general public (uncontrolled) exposure as obtained for RD 2243 B14 together with an assumed output power tolerance of 2 dB using procedures applicable for the US market [3]. Nominal output Separation Band Standard power from the Test position distance radio Direction of B14 LTE 2 x 0.05 W 20 cm maximum gain 1 This page contains a summary of the test results. The full report provides a complete description of all test details and results.

3 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 2 General information The test results reported in this document have been obtained by simple calculations according to plane-wave equivalent conditions [3]. The purpose of the tests was to verify that the EUT is in compliance with the appropriate RF exposure standards, recommendations and limits [1]–[3]. It should be noted that the test results presented in this test report are valid for the frequency range and for the antenna properties specified in Table 1, in addition to the power level and the power tolerance specified in Table 2. These data were supplied by the client and may affect the validity of the results. Proposed EMF health and safety information for inclusion in the Customer Product Information (CPI) is provided in Appendices A and B. 3 Equipment under test Table 1 summarizes the technical data for the EUT. Table 1 Technical data for the EUT. Product name Ericsson RD 2243 B14 Product tested KRY 901 451/1 Supported bands, Tx frequency range B14 (700) 758 – 768 LTE FDD (MHz), and standards Dimensions, Thickness x Diameter (mm) 52 × 140 Configuration(s) covered by this report B14 (700) Antenna(s) Two internal antenna branches Maximum antenna gain: 1.7 dBi Exposure environment General public/uncontrolled In Table 2 nominal output power levels are given. The EUT related data in Table 1 and Table 2 were supplied by the client. Table 2 Nominal output power levels. Nominal output Power Transmission Maximum Band Standard power2 [dBm] tolerance [dB] loss [dB] output power3 [dBm] B14 LTE (FDD) 17 2 0 22 4 EMF exposure assessments FCC procedures [3] specify exposure assessment methods to verify compliance with EMF exposure limits [1] of mobile devices. A minimum test separation distance of at least 20 cm is required between the device and nearby persons to apply mobile device exposure limits. The minimum test separation distance for which the equipment is shown to comply with the exposure limits must be clearly provided in the operating and installation instructions. The assessments were conducted for maximum power configurations, i.e., by assuming 100% utilization. Effects of real RBS utilization (time-averaged) is reasonably foreseeable and will significantly reduce the time- averaged power and the RF exposure. This factor was not considered in this assessment, which adds to the conservativeness of the obtained compliance boundaries. 2 Nominal output power per port. 3 Conservative measure of the total maximum possible output power level delivered to the antennas including losses and power tolerances.

4 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 4.1 Field strength calculations Transmit signals from the two antenna ports have been assumed to be correlated. Based on the maximum gain of the single antenna (๐บant = 1.7 dBi, see Table 1), the directional gain, ๐บ, may be taken as 4.7 dBi according to [4] (๐บ = ๐บant + 10 log10 ๐‘, where ๐‘ is the number of simultaneously transmitting antennas). This is most likely a very conservative assumption since the antennas are spatially separated and their maximum gain occurs at different locations which add extra conservativeness of the results. The total effective radiated power based on the maximum antenna gain of 4.7 dBi as described above and the output power level of Table 2 is 0.3 W, which is less than the categorical exclusion limit for routine RF exposure evaluation of 1.5 W 4 specified in the FCC CFR title 47, § 2.1091(c) [5]. As a consequence, the minimum test separation distance may be estimated by simple calculations according to plane-wave equivalent conditions [3]. Power density may be conservatively estimated as ๐‘ƒtot ๐บ ๐‘†est = , 4๐œ‹๐‘Ÿ 2 where ๐‘ƒtot : Total conducted power for the cellular bands5, ๐บ : Directional gain6, ๐‘Ÿ: Separation distance from antenna, ๐‘†est : Estimated power density. For a minimum test separation distance of 20 cm (Table 3) the estimated power density is 0.94 W/m2. This complies with the RF exposure evaluation conditions and the relevant exposure limit applicable in the USA [1]- [3] (see Table 4) for the general public (uncontrolled exposure). Table 3 RF exposure assessment results for general public (uncontrolled) exposure as obtained for RD 2243 B14 together with an assumed output power tolerance of 2 dB using procedures applicable for the US market [3]. Nominal output Separation Band Standard power from the Test position distance radio Direction of B14 LTE 2 x 0.05 W 20 cm maximum gain Table 4 General public (uncontrolled) RF EMF exposure limits applicable in the US market [1],[2]. The lowest exposure limit value within the tested frequency band was used for the assessmet and is reported in the table. Band ๐‘บ๐ฅ๐ข๐ฆ (W/m2) B14 (700) 5.0 5 Conclusion The results in Section 4 show that the plane-wave equivalent power density for the Ericsson RD 2243 B14, estimated according to the requirements of FCC [3] is below the relevant MPE limits [1] at a separation distance of at least 20 cm between the equipment and any nearby person. 4 Valid for frequency ≤ 1500 MHz. 5 This is equal to the maximum output power (in W) in Table 2. 6 This is equal to linear value of ๐บ.

5 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 6 References [1] FCC, Code of Federal Regulations CFR title 47, part 1.1310 “Radiofrequency radiation exposure limits”, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 2017. [2] FCC, OET Bulletin 65, “Evaluating compliance with FCC guidelines for human exposure to radiofrequency electromagentic fields”, 1997. [3] FCC KDB 447498 D01, “Mobile and Portable Devices RF exposure procedures and Equipment Authorization Policies”, 2015. [4] FCC KDB 662911 D01, “Emissions Testing of Transmitters with Multiple Outputs in the Same Band”, 2013. [5] FCC, Code of Federal Regulations CFR title 47, part 2.1091, “ Radiofrequency radiation exposure evaluation: mobile devices”, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 2017. 7 Revision History Rev. Date Description A 2019-09-02 First revision B 2019-09-03 Added estimated power density value.

6 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 Appendix A. Information to be included in the CPI Table A.1 lists the minimum separation distance for which the RF EMF exposure from RD 2243 B14 is below the limits specified by the FCC as applicable in: - USA (47 CFR 1.1310) Table A.1: Minimum separation distance for general public/uncontrolled exposure applicable in USA and markets employing the FCC RF exposure limits (including 2 dB output power tolerance). Nominal output Separation Band Standard power from the Test position distance radio Direction of B14 LTE 2 x 0.05 W 20 cm maximum gain

7 (7) GFTL-19:000931 Uen, Rev B, 2019-09-03 Appendix B. Guidelines on how to install the product The Ericsson RD 2243 B14 (KRY 901 451/1) shall be installed to make sure that the general public does not have access to the applicable RF EMF compliance boundary. The compliance boundary dimensions were determined for the product transmitting in free space.


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