This document details the RF exposure evaluation conducted on a device, ensuring compliance with FCC regulations, specifically §15.247(i) and §1.1307(b)(3)(i). The evaluation focuses on determining whether the device's radio frequency energy emissions exceed the Commission's guidelines for public safety.
The assessment considers various factors, including the device's operating frequency, maximum time-averaged power, effective radiated power (ERP), and separation distances. Exemption criteria, such as the available maximum time-averaged power being no more than 1 mW or the ERP being less than or equal to a calculated threshold, are examined. The evaluation also utilizes tables and formulas provided by the FCC to determine compliance.
The results indicate that the device complies with the RF exposure evaluation at a 20cm distance. The evaluation confirms that the device operates within the permissible limits, ensuring that the public is not exposed to excessive radio frequency energy levels. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the evaluation process and the findings, demonstrating adherence to FCC regulations.