This document presents an RF exposure evaluation conducted to determine compliance with FCC regulations. Specifically, it addresses the requirements outlined in KDB 447498 D01 V06 and part 2.1093, which pertain to SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) testing for devices operating near the human body.
The evaluation demonstrates that a standalone SAR test is not required for this device under the specified conditions. This determination is based on the SAR Test Exclusion Threshold, which considers factors such as the device's operating frequency, maximum power output, and minimum separation distance. The calculations and results presented in this report confirm that the device's RF exposure levels fall below the established thresholds, ensuring compliance with FCC safety standards.
The report includes detailed information on the field strength, EIRP (Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power), maximum tune-up power, operating frequency, and minimum separation distance. These parameters are used to calculate the SAR test exclusion threshold, which is then compared to the regulatory limit. The results of this evaluation provide assurance that the device meets the necessary RF exposure requirements for safe operation.