This contribution explores Coordinated Spatial Reuse (Co-SR) as a potential multi-AP feature for the IEEE 802.11bn standard. It discusses the trade-offs, proposes a method for downlink channel access, and evaluates its impact on goodput and packet delivery delay. The background highlights the gains

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The November 2023 document IEEE 802.11-23/2069r2 discusses the importance of secure data storage and communication in IoT devices due to the increasing number of connected devices and potential security threats. It introduces Ascon as a lightweight cryptography standard selected by NIST for protecti

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IEEE 802.1CQ is working on a mechanism to assign local MAC address blocks to end nodes specifically related to IEEE 802.11 standards. The current draft lacks a pre-association mechanism for IEEE 802.11 stations to obtain a local MAC address before association. The proposed remedy suggests specifying

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This document conveys the findings of the AIML Technical Report for IEEE 802.11 networks. It covers AIML use cases in WLANs, performance enhancement opportunities, IEEE 802.11 feature requirements, standard impacts, and proposed next steps for AIML integration. AIML's significance in various technol

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This document explores the relationship between IEEE 802.11 and Time Sensitive Networking (TSN), defining TSN in the context of 802.11 and highlighting the importance of TSN for improving packet delivery, reducing latency, and enhancing network reliability. Various features like Multi-AP, preemption

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This document explores the concept of non-primary channel access in the IEEE 802.11-23 standard to enhance throughput and reduce latency. It discusses scenarios where stations switch to auxiliary primary channels, initiate frame exchanges, and follow back-off procedures to optimize wireless medium u

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This document proposes the scope and closing down criteria for the formation of an Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Standing Committee within the IEEE 802.11 organization. The proposed activities include reviewing AI/ML use cases in 802.11 systems, exploring technical feasibility, an

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This document, IEEE 802.11-23/1935r1, delves into the intricacies of secondary channel usage within the context of IEEE 802.11 standards. Key topics covered include discussions on RU index, BW negotiation in secondary channels, methods to ensure medium synchronization when transitioning back to prim

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The January 2024 meeting report of IEEE 802.24 Vertical Applications TAG covers various topics including Smart Grid, IoT, low latency communication, IoT White Paper, AFV communications, and revisions to existing standards. Tim Godfrey from EPRI presented slides outlining the progress and submissions

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This document presents a proposal for enhancing random access efficiency in IEEE 802.11be networks through a Random-Access NFRP (RA-NFRP) principle. The proposal addresses the challenges of low efficiency in the current UORA procedure and introduces modifications based on the 802.11ax standard to im

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This document delves into recent research on utilizing machine learning (ML) to enhance 802.11 performance, focusing on emerging use cases and the increased interest in ML applications in the field since 2019. It outlines the ML areas frequently used, such as supervised learning (SL) and reinforceme

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IEEE 802.11-20/0772r2 discusses various aspects of multi-link elements in the context of IEEE 802.11 standards. The document covers the need for efficient element ID extension, different multi-link element structures, including authentication algorithms, common controls, and sub-elements organizatio

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The document explores the concept of distributed Resource Units (dRU) in downlink scenarios in IEEE 802.11 standards like 802.11ax and 802.11be. It discusses the benefits and potential advantages of using dRU in downlink transmissions, focusing on how it can effectively distribute tones across the s

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A proposal is presented in the document IEEE 802.11-20/1165r0 discussing the possibility of reusing the ETSI-defined puncturing mask in the context of the 11be standard. The document highlights the comprehensive nature of the ETSI mask, covering various puncturing cases, and suggests that adopting t

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IEEE 802.11 TGbe is exploring MLDs within the 802 architecture, focusing on aligning MLD operations with existing 802.11 features for enhanced compatibility. The MLD architecture aims to facilitate the flow of data between MAC SAPs and PHY SAPs, extending the current framework for APs and non-AP STA

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The document discusses technical issues related to the SCS (Spatial Channel Sharing) operation in the IEEE 802.11be standard. It highlights inconsistencies in the standard regarding parameterized QoS requirements, mixing of traffic streams with different QoS needs, and challenges in prioritizing SCS

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In January 2020, a discussion took place on the allocation of multiple Resource Units (RUs) to a single Station (STA) in the IEEE 802.11be standard. The proposal suggested categorizing RUs into small and large types, avoiding aggregation across multiple 20MHz channels. It emphasized assigning a sing

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The document discusses the spectrum mask requirements for punctured transmission in IEEE 802.11 standards, specifically focusing on differences between ETSI and IEEE 802.11ax spectral masks. It covers cases of puncturing scenarios and additional channel edge masks to be applied in different situatio

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This document discusses key considerations for designing ultra-low power and low-complexity energy harvesting based AMP-STAs within the IEEE 802.11-23 standard. It highlights limitations related to energy reserves, ambient power, and clock generation for active transmitters. The analysis emphasizes

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The document presents the Vice Chair report by Jon Rosdahl from Qualcomm at the IEEE 802.11-23-1689r1 meeting in Honolulu on November 17, 2023. It covers agenda items, session information, meeting logistics, successful meeting protocols, and important event summaries. Additionally, it provides detai

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Enabling MIMO in mmWave technology is essential for improving throughput performance. While IEEE 802.11ad supports single-stream communications, 802.11ay introduces SU-MIMO, MU-MIMO, and hybrid beamforming. This document discusses the necessity of MIMO in IMMW and explores various MIMO options for e

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This document discusses the importance of priority access support in IEEE 802.11be for National Security and Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) services. It outlines the need for standardized mechanisms to ensure priority services in WLAN networks during NS/EP events when cellular coverage is unavailabl

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Explore the importance of variation in interpreting data distributions, learn how to calculate standard deviation, understand z-scores, and become familiar with Greek letters for mean and standard deviation. Discover the significance of standard deviation in statistical analysis and the difference b

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This document discusses the evaluation of IEEE 802.11ax technology in the context of the IMT-2020 Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) Dense Urban test environment. It analyzes the performance of 802.11ax in meeting the key PHY/MAC metrics required for eMBB Dense Urban scenarios, such as Peak Spectral E

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This document outlines the agreed terminology and requirements for the development of the next generation of IEEE 802.11p technology within IEEE 802.11bd Task Group. It covers aspects such as interoperability, co-existence, backward compatibility, and fairness between IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 802.11bd

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Reduction in workplace exposure standard for respirable crystalline silica dust has been implemented, halving the national standard to 0.05 mg/m3. The new standard aims to protect workers in stone benchtop fabrication businesses from serious lung diseases caused by breathing in silica dust. Employer

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This document presents a discussion on the proposed nomenclature for the IEEE 802.11ba standard draft amendment, highlighting the need for clarity and consistency in terminology to avoid confusion and specification issues. Various new terms and definitions are suggested for different types of device

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IEEE 802.11b wireless LAN standard shares similarities with Ethernet LANs but also has distinct differences due to its wireless nature. It operates in the industrial, scientific, and medical RF bands, supporting features like infrastructure mode, multiple channel access protocols, and DSSS signal sp

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The document discusses the architecture of MLD (Multicast and Local Delivery) within the IEEE 802.11be framework. It highlights how MLD will align with existing 802.11 basic architecture, emphasizing the management of access to PHY and media for both AP and non-AP devices. The goal is to integrate M

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Describing necessary enhancements to enable Time-Aware Scheduling in IEEE 802.11be for time-sensitive applications. The focus is on aligning with the 802.1Qbv standard to address latency, jitter, and reliability issues, presenting a structured outline of requirements and configurations essential for

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This document discusses the extension of TSN capabilities from wired to wireless networks, focusing on potential enhancements for 802.11be and integration with Ethernet-based TSN standards. It covers topics such as time-sensitive applications, TSN toolbox overview, status of TSN capabilities support

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This document discusses the March 2022 version of IEEE 802.11-22/487r0, focusing on the EN 301.893 Harmonized Standard. It covers the confidentiality aspects, accessibility of draft standards, and the implications for manufacturers in the European Union market. The latest version, 2.1.47 of the HS,

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In March 2019, the document IEEE 802.11-19/0346r3 delves into the investigation of LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) codes for the advancement of 11bd technology. The authors from Marvell explore the potential benefits of LDPC over BCC (Block Code Concatenation) in achieving better sensitivity for 802

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Explore the relationship between IEEE 802.11 and 802.1D standards, discussing the necessity of referencing old standards, the state of 802.1D, and the potential for removing outdated references in 802.11. The submission proposes a migration model while emphasizing the importance of staying current w

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This presentation by Dorothy Stanley from HP Enterprise delves into the utilization of IEEE Std. 802.11-2020 standards focusing on the IEEE Std. 802 overview and architecture. It covers topics such as the use of LLC, MAC address formats, QoS mechanisms, MSDU formats, and various MAC services and pro

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Hybrid-ARQ (HARQ) is a candidate topic for TGbe presentations in IEEE 802.11 standards. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts, there is renewed interest in enabling HARQ through framing support. This document discusses the importance of presenting HARQ framing, outlining the necessary information a

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The document discusses the focus on improving energy efficiency in the IEEE 802.11 HEW standard to enhance the performance of wireless networks, aiming to complement LTE-based mobile networks. It emphasizes real-world spectrum efficiency enhancements and throughput improvements, particularly in indo

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The content discusses the impact of asymmetrical delay in networking scenarios, focusing on how it can affect different applications such as audio, video, and industrial machinery. Through examples and diagrams, the potential issues of accumulated delays and closed gates in protocols like 802.1Qbv a

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This presentation delves into the privacy concerns surrounding 802.11 networks, focusing on tracking vulnerabilities and the limitations of MAC randomization in preventing tracking. It discusses the ease of tracking devices, the risk of passive tracking due to MAC addresses being visible in frames,

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The IEEE 802.11 WLAN standard introduces the concept of Multi-Link Devices (MLD) in the 802.11be (EHT) amendment, enabling multiple affiliated STAs to work together. This document focuses on enhancing radio measurement procedures for MLDs to boost efficiency and flexibility in managing radio resourc

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