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Power Requirements
Hardware Overview
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Power Requirements
RF Power Output
The M6e supports separate read and write power level which are command adjustable
via the MercuryAPI. Power levels must be between:
– Minimum RF Power = +5 dBm
– Maximum RF Power = +31.5 dBm
(+0.0/- 0.5 dB accuracy above +15 dBm)
Note
Maximum power may have to be reduced to meet regulatory limits, which
specify the combined effect of the module, antenna, cable and enclosure
shielding of the integrated product.
W A R N I N G !
Operation requires professional installation to correctly set the TX
power for the RF cable and antenna selected.
Power Settings for Authorized Antennas and Cables
This device has been designed to operate with the antennas listed in
list using the cables in the
list. For any combination of antenna and
cable the maximum RF power is determined from antenna gain (Max Linear Gain value
from antenna list) and antenna cable loss (Insertion Loss value from cable list) using the
formula:
Pmax = 36 dBm - Antenna Gain + Cable Loss
For example, for the Laird S8658WPL and the ThingMagic
CBL-P6
6ft cable the following
calculation can be performed:
Max linear antenna gain = 6 dBiL
Minimum cable insertion loss = 0.8 dB
Pmax = 36 - 6 + 0.8 = 30.8 dBm
The maximum RF power that may be set using this configuration is 30.8 dBm (see
Warning above).
Summary of Contents for Mercury6e M6e-30dBm
Page 1: ...M6e 31 5dBm Hardware Guide For M6e Firmware Ver 1 7 and later ...
Page 4: ...4 ...
Page 14: ...14 Mercury6e Introduction ...
Page 26: ...Assembly Information 26 Hardware Overview M6e Mechanical Drawing ...
Page 52: ...Save and Restore Configuration 52 Functionality of the Mercury6e ...
Page 78: ...Demo Application 78 Appendix B Getting Started Devkit ...