Attachment Hazard evaluation

This document pretains to SES-LIC-20101203-01492 for License on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESLIC2010120301492_854840

     VIETNAM INTERNATIPONAL NETWORK ASSOCIATION LLC.
                       2841 Rogers Drive, Falls Church, Virginia 22042
                            (O) 703-635-7799 (F) 703-730-3625


                            Radiation Hazard Evaluation

This report is for propose satellite antenna for Vietnam International Network Association LLC.
This antenna is located at 2841 Rogers Dr, Falls Church, Virginia 22042.

       1 Earth Station Technical Parameters - Input Data
               1      Antenna Diameter - Standard Parabola 1.8 meters
               2      G = Antenna Isotropic Gain 46.8 dBi
              3       h = Nominal Antenna Efficiency 65 Percent
              4       Nominal Frequency 14.25 GHz
               5      Maximum Transmit Power Amplifier Size 10 Watts
              6      Number of Carriers 1 each
              7      W/G Loss from Transmitter to Feed 0.5 dB
              8      Multicarrier Fixed Backoff 3 dB
              9      Desired Object Clearance Height 2 meters
       2 Earth Station Technical Parameters - Calculated Data
              10     A = Antenna Surface Area 2.54 sq meters
              10     A Standard Parabolic Reflector 2.544690049 sq meters
              10B Elliptical Reflector 0.00 sq meters
              11     D = Effective Antenna Diameter 1.8 meters
              12     Total Transmit Power 10 Watts
              13     P = Total Feed Input Power (watts) 4.47 Watts
              14     E = Maximum E/S EIRP - Calculated 53.30 dBW
              15     λ = Wavelength (= c/f in m/GHz) 0.0210 m/GHz
              16      p = Pi 3.14159
              17     Rnf = Near Field Limit (D2/4λ) 39 meters 128 feet
              18     Rff = Far Field Limit (Rff=0.6D2/λ ) 92 meters 302 feet
              19      Rnf to Rff = Transition Region 39 to 92 meters 128 to 302 feet


       3 Power Density at the Antenna Surface
:
             Controlled Environment (less than 5 mW/cm2 in 6 minutes): SAFE
       Uncontrolled environment (less than 1 mW/cm2 in 30 minutes):    SAFE

       4 On-Axis Density in the Near Field Region
             Evaluation:
                    Controlled Environment (less than 5 mW/cm2 in 6 minutes): SAFE


             Uncontrolled environment (less than 1 mW/cm2 in 30 minutes): SAFE
5 On-Axis Power Density in the Transition Region
      Evaluation:
             Controlled Environment Safe Operating Distance, meters: 4 meters
             Uncontrolled environment Safe Operating Distance, meters : 18 meters

6 On-Axis Power Density in the Far Field Region
      Evaluation:
             Controlled Environment (less than 5 mW/cm2 in 6 minutes): SAFE
             Uncontrolled environment (less than 1 mW/cm2 in 30 minutes): SAFE

7 Off-Axis Power Density Levels at the Far Field Limit and Beyond
       Evaluation:
              Considering that satellite antenna beams are aimed skyward, power
              density in the far field will usually not be a problem except at low look
              angles. In these cases, off axis gain reduction techniques may be used to
              further reduce the power density levels.


8 Evaluation of Safe Occupancy Area in Front of the Antenna
       Safe distance for the following elevation angles (a):
               a - Elevation Angle 40 degree is 2.92 meters
               b - Elevation Angle 50 degree is 2.43 meters



Document Created: 2010-12-03 09:58:52
Document Modified: 2010-12-03 09:58:52

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