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                             CALKHOUN SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
                             TEMP FIXED EARTH STATION
                        ANALYSIS OF NON—IONIZING RADIATION
                      FOR A  2.4   METER  KU BAND EARTH STATION

This report analyzes the non—ionizing          radiation levels for an            earth
station antenna.      The OET Bulletin 65,    Edit.    97—01,   August   1997,    Evaluating
Compliance with FCC Guidelines  for Human Exposure  to Radio  frequency
Electromagnetic  Fields specifies that the maximun level of non—ionizing
radiation that a person may be exposed          to cover a six minute            period   is
an average power density equal to 5 mw/cm2 in a controlled environment.
For the general population, a person may be exposed to cover a thirty
minute period is an average power density equal to lmw/cm2 in an uncon—
trolled environment.    It is the purpose of this  report to   determine
the power flux densities of the earth station surface area, in the near
field, transition region and far field.

P=Antenna Power(watts),      G=Antenna Gain(db),        D=Antenna Diameter(meters)
F=Ctr Frequency(gHz),        Wl=WaveLength (meters)

Antenna Surface (m2)               A=3.14*D2/4
Antenna Surface Density(w/m2)      Ss=4*P/A

Wavelength Wl(m)=3/(F*10)
Near Field Region               Rnf (m) =D2/ (4*W1)

Near Field Region Density       Snf(m/m2)=16*.6*P/(3.14*D2)

Transition Region               Rff (m)=. 6*d2/W1
Transition Region Density       St(w/m2)=Snf*Rnf/Rff

Far Field    Region             Sff (m)=P*G/(4*3.14*Rff)

                Earth Station Radiation Hazard Calculations

Freq(ghz)= 14.1  Power(w)=250.0        AntGain(db)= 48.9 AntSize(m)=              2. 4
Wavelength(m)= .021                    Antenna surface(m2)=  4.5

AntSurfDen $s (w/m2)=              221.16             Ss (mw/cm2)=       22.12
Near—Field Region Rnf(m)=           67.80
Near—Field Den Snf(w/m2)=          143.75             Snf (mw/cm2)=      14 .38
Transition Region Rff(m)=           162.7
Tran Region Den St(w/cm2)=          59. 90            St (mw/cm2)=         5.99
Far Field Region Sff(w/cm2)=           .04            Sff (mw/cm2)=         .00

                            ANALYSIS RESULTS
            LIMITS — imw/cm2 Uncontrolled,        Smw/cm2 Controlled

Antenna Surface Density         Ss (mw/cm22.116 Potential Hazard,         >= Limit
Near Field Density              Snf (mw/cl4.375
Transition Region               St (mw/cm 5.990
Far Field Density               Sff (mw/c  .004

For a minimum elevation angle of  5.0(deg) and a object height of                   8.0(ft)
For radiation non—hazard, the minimum distance to object= 99.3(ft)

Prepared by:   TELE—SCI SOLUTIONS,     LLC P.O.   Box 237 Augusta, NJ 07822—0237


                             CALHOUN SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
                             TEMPORARY FIXED EARTH STATION
                        ANALYSIS OF NON—IONIZING RADIATION
                      FOR A 2.4  METER C   BAND EARTH STATION

This report analyzes the non—ionizing radiation levels for an earth
station antenna. The OET Bulletin 65, Edit. 97—01, August 1997, Evaluating
Compliance with FCC Guidelines  for Human Exposure  to Radio    frequency
Electromagnetic  Fields specifies that the maximun level  of non—ionizing
radiation that a person may be exposed         to cover a six minute         period     is
an average power density equal to 5 mw/cm2 in a controlled environment.
For  the general population, a person may be exposed to cover a  thirty
minute period is an average power density equal to imw/cm2 in an uncon—
trolled     environment.    It is the purpose of this         report to      determine
the power flux densities of the earth station surface area,               in the near
field,    transition region and far field.

P=Antenna Power(watts),     G=Antenna Gain(db),        D=Antenna Diameter(meters)
FP=Ctr Frequency(gHz),      Wl=WaveLength (meters)

Antenna Surface (m2)              A=3.14*D2/4
Antenna Surface Density(w/m2)     Ss=4*P/A

Wavelength W1(m)=3/(F*10)
Near Field Region              Rnf (m) =D2/ (4*W1)

Near Field Region Density      Snf(m/m2)=16*.6*P/(3.14*D2)

Transition Region              Rff (m)=.6*d2/W1
Transition Region Density      St(w/m2)=Snf*Rnf/Rff

Far Field    Region            Sff(m)=P*G/(4*3.14*Rff)

                 Earth Station Radiation Hazard Calculations

Freq(ghz)=  6.1  Power(w)=250.0       AntGain(db)= 41.6 AntSize(m)=              2+
Wavelength(m)= .049                   Antenna surface(m2)=   4.5

AntSurfDen Ss (w/m2)=             221.16             Ss (mw/cm2)=     22.1¢
Near—Field Region Rnf(m)=          29.46
Near—Field Den Snf(w/m2)=         143179             Snf (mw/cm2)=    14.38
Transition Region Rff(m)=           70 .7
Tran Region Den St (w/cm2)=        59. 90            St (mw/cm2)=         5.99
Far Field Region Sff(w/cm2)=          47             Sff (mw/cm2)=         .02

                            ANALYSIS RESULTS
            LIMITS —   Imw/cm2 Uncontrolled,      Smw/cm2 Controlled

Antenna Surface Density        Ss(mw/cm22.116 Potential Hazard,           >= Limit
Near Field Density             Snf (mw/cl4.375
Transition Region              St (mw/cm 5.990
Far Field Density              Sff(mw/c   .017

For a minimum elevation angle of       5.0(deg)      and a object height of       8.0(ft)
For radiation non—hazard,     the minimum distance to object= 99.3(ft)

 Prepared by: Tele—Sci Solutions,      LLC P.O.      Box 237 Augusta, NJ 07822—0237



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