User's Manual

WaveIP Ltd. GigAccess™ OFDM 5.8
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The Power density is given by:
(1)
2
4
R
GP
S
××
×
=
π
Therefore:
(2)
S
GP
R
××
×
=
π
4
Where:
S = Power Density = 1 [mW/cm
2
] - power density limit for general population /
uncontrolled exposure at 5.8 GHz.
P
= Power input to the antenna [mW].
G = Antenna Gain in the direction of interest [In numeric format].
R
= Distance to the center of radiation antenna [cm].
(3)
mWdBm
PP log10×=
Therefore:
(4)
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mW
P =
The hazard distances versus antenna gain are listed in the following table:
Point-to-Multipoint operation
Antenna Gain TX power EIRP Safe Distance Sector
Type
[dBi] [Numeric] [dBm] [mW] [dBm] [mW] [cm]
16.5 44.66 19 79.43 35.5 3548 16.8 p2mp
22 158.49 14 25.11 36 3981 17.8 p2mp
Table 7-1: Hazard Distance for Point to Multi Point
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When using the system for point-to-multi-point
applications, all outdoor units must be
installed with a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons during normal
operation.
For a base station or any installation consisting of more than one outdoor unit (AU or
SU) the safety distance for all persons should be at least 2 meters.
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