1
Scope
2
References
3
Terms and definitions
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
General principles
5.1 Multiple sources and frequencies
5.2 Exposure duration
6 EMF safety limits
7
Achieving compliance to EMF safety limits
7.1 Determining the need for assessment for telecommunications
equipment
7.1.1 Unintentional emitters
7.1.2 Intentional emitters
7.2 Procedures for EMF exposure assessment
7.3 Exposure level assessment procedure
7.3.1 The installation classification scheme
7.3.2 Procedure for determining installation
class
8
EMF evaluation techniques
8.1 Calculation methods
8.1.1 Reactive near-field region
8.1.2 Far-field region
8.2 Measurement procedures
9
Mitigation techniques
9.1 Occupational zone
9.2 Exceedance zone
Annex A - The application flow chart
Annex B - Basic
criteria for determining the installation class
B.1 Inherently compliant sources
B.2 Normally compliant installations
B.2.1 Accessibility categories
B.2.2 Frequency ranges
B.2.3 Antenna directivity categories
B.2.4 The exclusion areaAppendix I - ICNIRP
limits
I.1 Basic limits
I.2 Reference levels
I.3 Simultaneous exposure to multiple
sources
Appendix II -Example of simple
evaluation of EMF exposure
II.1 Exposure at the ground level
II.2 Exposure at an adjacent building
Appendix III - Example
of EIRPth calculation
III.1 The EIRPth values
Appendix IV -
Rationale for the EIRPth values of
Tables in Appendix III
IV.1 Inherently compliant sources
IV.2 Normally compliant
IV.2.1 Directivity category 1
IV.2.2 Directivity category 2
IV.2.3 Directivity category 3
Appendix V - Bibliography