Attachment Exhibit B

This document pretains to SES-MOD-20131125-01162 for Modification on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESMOD2013112501162_1028633

                                            Exhibit B
                                      Response to Question 28

                This attachment analyzes the power-flux density near the proposed transmit
antenna. The antenna will be a parabolic 0.84 m antenna with a transmit gain of 20.6 dBi. The
site will transmit a peak EIRP of 16.5 dBW. The power-flux density calculations in this exhibit
are based on this peak EIRP value. These calculations follow the methodology outlined in OET
Bulletin No. 65, “Evaluating Compliance with FCC-Specified Guidelines for Human Exposure
to Radiofrequency Radiation.” The power-flux density calculations are made for a transmitting
frequency of 1631.5 MHz. At this frequency, the maximum permissible exposure to RF fields in
a controlled environment is 5 mW/cm2.

Far Field Calculations

              The distance to the beginning of the far field, Df, for a circular aperture antenna is
given by Equation 16 of OET Bulletin 65:

               Df = (0.6 D2) / λ

For an antenna size of 0.84 m, the far field distance is 2.2 m.

               The maximum power-flux density in the far field is given by Equation 4 of OET
Bulletin 65:

               Pd = EIRP / (4π Df2)

For a 0.84 m antenna, the maximum power-flux density in the far field is 0.7 mW/cm2.

Near Field Calculations

             The maximum power-flux density for the near field, Pd(nf) is given by Equation
13 of OET Bulletin 65:

               Pd(nf) = 16 ηPRF / (π D2)

where          PRF = RF power input to the antenna
               D = antenna diameter
               η = aperture efficiency (60% used)

For a 0.84 m antenna, the maximum power-flux density in the near field is 0.17 mW/cm2.

Conclusion

                This site is in a controlled environment. The general public does not have access
to the site where the transmit antenna is located. The maximum permissible exposure to RF
fields in a controlled environment is 5 mW/cm2 at the L band. The calculations show that the
site will not exceed the permissible levels for exposure to RF radiation.



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