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"IEEE P802.11ax_D3.0.pdf 是 IEEE 802.11ax 的一个标准草案,它旨在提高无线局域网(WLAN)的效率,被称为高效率无线(HEW)。这个标准由IEEE标准协会的TGax工作组于2014年5月启动,并在2018年发布了D3.0版本。它是对IEEE 802.11-2016标准的第六次修订,同时考虑了802.11ai、802.11ah、802.11aj、802.11ak和802.11aq等先前标准的更新。"
IEEE 802.11ax,也称为Wi-Fi 6,是Wi-Fi技术的最新迭代,它的目标是提升网络容量、性能和效率,尤其是在高密度用户环境中。该标准引入了多项创新技术,包括:
1. **OFDMA(正交频分多址)**:与之前的OFDM(正交频分复用)相比,OFDMA允许多个设备在同一个时间片内共享信道,提高了频谱效率和网络容量。
2. **更高阶调制**:802.11ax采用了1024-QAM(四相幅移键控),相比于802.11ac的256-QAM,能够在一个符号中传输更多的数据比特,从而增加了数据传输速率。
3. **MU-MIMO(多用户多输入多输出)**:不仅支持下行链路的MU-MIMO,还首次实现了上行链路的MU-MIMO,使得路由器可以同时与多个设备通信,进一步提升了网络效率。
4. **Target Wake Time (TWT)**:这是一种节能机制,允许设备与接入点协商唤醒时间,减少了不必要的电池消耗,特别适合物联网(IoT)设备。
5. **频道绑定和空间复用**:802.11ax可以使用更宽的频道(如160MHz),并支持更高级别的空间流,增加数据吞吐量。
6. **基本服务集(BSS)色码**:通过为每个BSS分配独特的颜色,改善了多BSS环境中的干扰管理,提高了网络性能。
7. **高效物理层(HEPHY)**:HEPHY包含了各种新的物理层特性,旨在提高频谱效率和数据传输速度。
8. **上下行链路功率控制**:优化了信号覆盖范围,同时减少了对其他设备的干扰。
IEEE 802.11ax标准通过采用这些先进技术,旨在提供比802.11ac更高的网络容量、更稳定的连接和更低的延迟,尤其适用于高用户密度的场合,如机场、体育馆和大型办公区域。尽管本文档是未经批准的IEEE标准草案,但其内容反映了802.11ax技术的核心改进和发展方向。随着标准的最终确定和实施,Wi-Fi 6将为用户提供更快、更可靠、更节能的无线网络体验。
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27.9.3.5 SR PPDU transmission requirements ................................................. 347
27.9.3.6 SR PPDU reception and response transmission requirements............ 347
27.9.4 Interaction of OBSS PD and SRP-based spatial reuse .......................................... 347
27.10 A-MPDU operation................................................................................................................ 347
27.10.1 General................................................................................................................... 347
27.10.2 A-MPDU padding for an HE SU PPDU, HE ER SU PPDU and HE MU PPDU . 348
27.10.3 A-MPDU padding for an HE TB PPDU................................................................ 348
27.10.4 Multi-TID A-MPDU and ack-enabled A-MPDU .................................................. 349
27.10.4.1 General................................................................................................ 349
27.10.4.2 Non-ack-enabled multi-TID A-MPDU operation............................... 351
27.10.4.3 Ack-enabled multi-TID A-MPDU operation...................................... 351
27.11 Setting TXVECTOR parameters for an HE PPDU ............................................................... 352
27.11.1 STA_ID_LIST ....................................................................................................... 352
27.11.2 UPLINK_FLAG .................................................................................................... 353
27.11.3 BEAM_CHANGE ................................................................................................. 353
27.11.4 BSS_COLOR......................................................................................................... 353
27.11.5 TXOP_DURATION .............................................................................................. 355
27.11.6 SPATIAL_REUSE ................................................................................................ 356
27.12 HE PPDU post FEC padding and packet extension .............................................................. 358
27.13 Link adaptation using the HLA Control subfield .................................................................. 359
27.14 Power management................................................................................................................ 361
27.14.1 Intra-PPDU power save for non-AP HE STAs...................................................... 361
27.14.2 Power save with UORA......................................................................................... 362
27.14.3 Opportunistic power save ...................................................................................... 363
27.14.3.1 General................................................................................................ 363
27.14.3.2 AP operation for opportunistic power save......................................... 363
27.14.3.3 STA operation for opportunistic power save ...................................... 364
27.15 PPDU format, BW, MCS, NSS, and DCM selection rules ................................................... 364
27.15.1 General................................................................................................................... 364
27.15.2 PPDU format selection .......................................................................................... 364
27.15.3 MCS, NSS, BW and DCM selection ..................................................................... 366
27.15.4 Rate selection constraints for HE STAs ................................................................ 367
27.15.4.1 Rx Supported HE-MCS and NSS Set ................................................. 367
27.15.4.2 Tx Supported HE-MCS and NSS Set ................................................. 368
27.15.4.3 Additional rate selection constraints for HE PPDUs .......................... 368
27.15.4.4 Rx Supported VHT-MCS and NSS Set .............................................. 369
27.16 HE BSS operation.................................................................................................................. 369
27.16.1 Basic HE BSS functionality................................................................................... 369
27.16.2 BSS color ...............................................................................................................372
27.16.2.1 Selecting and advertising a new BSS color ........................................ 372
27.16.2.2 Detecting and reporting BSS color collision....................................... 373
27.16.3 AID assignment ..................................................................................................... 374
27.16.4 Quiet HE STAs in an HE BSS............................................................................... 374
27.16.4.1 General................................................................................................ 374
27.16.4.2 Procedure at the requester HE STA .................................................... 375
27.16.4.3 Procedure at the responder AP............................................................ 375
27.16.5 ER beacon generation in an ER BSS ..................................................................... 376
27.16.6 Co-located BSSID set ............................................................................................ 376
28. High Efficiency (HE) PHY specification .......................................................................................... 377
28.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................ 377
28.1.1 Introduction to the HE PHY .................................................................................. 377
28.1.2 Scope...................................................................................................................... 382
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28.1.3 HE PHY functions ................................................................................................. 382
28.1.3.1 General................................................................................................ 382
28.1.3.2 PHY management entity (PLME)....................................................... 382
28.1.3.3 Service specification method .............................................................. 382
28.1.4 PPDU formats ........................................................................................................ 382
28.2 HE PHY service interface...................................................................................................... 383
28.2.1 Introduction............................................................................................................ 383
28.2.2 TXVECTOR and RXVECTOR parameters .......................................................... 383
28.2.3 TRIGVECTOR parameters.................................................................................... 401
28.2.4 PHYCONFIG_VECTOR parameters .................................................................... 402
28.2.5 Effects of CH_BANDWIDTH parameter on PPDU format.................................. 403
28.2.6 Support for NON-HT, HT and VHT formats ........................................................ 404
28.2.6.1 General................................................................................................ 404
28.2.6.2 Support for NON_HT format.............................................................. 406
28.2.6.3 Support for HT format ........................................................................ 407
28.2.6.4 Support for VHT format ..................................................................... 408
28.3 HE PHY ................................................................................................................................. 409
28.3.1 Introduction............................................................................................................ 409
28.3.1.1 MU transmission................................................................................. 409
28.3.1.2 OFDMA .............................................................................................. 409
28.3.2 Subcarrier and resource allocation......................................................................... 410
28.3.2.1 General................................................................................................ 410
28.3.2.2 Resource unit, guard and DC subcarriers............................................ 410
28.3.2.3 Null subcarriers ................................................................................... 417
28.3.2.4 Pilot subcarriers................................................................................... 418
28.3.2.5 Resource indication and User identification in an HE MU PPDU ..... 419
28.3.2.6 Resource allocation for an HE TB PPDU........................................... 420
28.3.2.7 20 MHz operating non-AP HE STAs ................................................. 420
28.3.2.8 RU restrictions for 20 MHz operation ................................................ 421
28.3.2.9 80 MHz operating non-AP HE STAs ................................................. 422
28.3.3 MU-MIMO ............................................................................................................ 423
28.3.3.1 DL MU-MIMO ................................................................................... 423
28.3.3.2 UL MU-MIMO ................................................................................... 423
28.3.4 HE PPDU formats.................................................................................................. 424
28.3.5 Transmitter block diagram..................................................................................... 427
28.3.6 Overview of the PPDU encoding process.............................................................. 435
28.3.6.1 General................................................................................................ 435
28.3.6.2 Construction of L-STF........................................................................ 435
28.3.6.3 Construction of L-LTF........................................................................ 436
28.3.6.4 Construction of L-SIG ........................................................................ 436
28.3.6.5 Construction of RL-SIG...................................................................... 437
28.3.6.6 Construction of HE-SIG-A ...............................
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28.3.6.7 Construction of HE-SIG-B.................................................................. 439
28.3.6.8 Construction of HE-STF ..................................................................... 439
28.3.6.9 Construction of HE-LTF..................................................................... 440
28.3.6.10 Construction of the Data field in an HE SU PPDU, HE ER SU PPDU, and
HE TB PPDU 440
28.3.6.11 Construction of the Data field in an HE MU PPDU ........................... 442
28.3.7 HE modulation and coding schemes (HE-MCSs) ................................................. 442
28.3.8 Timing-related parameters..................................................................................... 443
28.3.9 Mathematical description of signals ...................................................................... 448
28.3.10 HE preamble .......................................................................................................... 454
28.3.10.1 Introduction......................................................................................... 454
28.3.10.2 Cyclic shift .......................................................................................... 454
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28.3.10.3 L-STF.................................................................................................. 454
28.3.10.4 L-LTF.................................................................................................. 456
28.3.10.5 L-SIG .................................................................................................. 457
28.3.10.6 RL-SIG................................................................................................ 459
28.3.10.7 HE-SIG-A ........................................................................................... 459
28.3.10.8 HE-SIG-B............................................................................................ 477
28.3.10.9 HE-STF ............................................................................................... 492
28.3.10.10 HE-LTF............................................................................................... 496
28.3.11 Data field................................................................................................................ 513
28.3.11.1 General................................................................................................ 513
28.3.11.2 Pre-FEC padding process.................................................................... 513
28.3.11.3 SERVICE field.................................................................................... 516
28.3.11.4 Scrambler ............................................................................................ 516
28.3.11.5 Coding................................................................................................. 516
28.3.11.6 Stream parser....................................................................................... 521
28.3.11.7 Segment parser.................................................................................... 522
28.3.11.8 BCC interleavers ................................................................................. 522
28.3.11.9 Constellation mapping ........................................................................ 523
28.3.11.10 Space-time block coding..................................................................... 526
28.3.11.11 LDPC tone mapper.............................................................................. 527
28.3.11.12 Segment deparser ................................................................................ 529
28.3.11.13 Pilot subcarriers................................................................................... 530
28.3.11.14 OFDM modulation.............................................................................. 535
28.3.11.15 Dual carrier modulation ...................................................................... 536
28.3.11.16 Midambles........................................................................................... 536
28.3.12 Packet extension .................................................................................................... 538
28.3.13 Non-HT duplicate transmission ............................................................................. 543
28.3.14 Transmit requirements for an HE TB PPDU ......................................................... 543
28.3.14.1 Introduction......................................................................................... 543
28.3.14.2 Power pre-correction........................................................................... 543
28.3.14.3 Pre-correction accuracy requirements................................................. 544
28.3.15 SU-MIMO and DL MU-MIMO beamforming...................................................... 545
28.3.15.1 General................................................................................................ 545
28.3.15.2 Beamforming feedback matrix V........................................................ 546
28.3.15.3 CQI-only feedback.............................................................................. 547
28.3.16 HE sounding NDP PPDU ...................................................................................... 547
28.3.17 HE TB NDP feedback PPDU ................................................................................ 548
28.3.18 Transmit specification............................................................................................ 548
28.3.18.1 Transmit spectral mask ....................................................................... 548
28.3.18.2 Spectral flatness .................................................................................. 553
28.3.18.3 Transmit center frequency and symbol clock frequency tolerance..... 555
28.3.18.4 Modulation accuracy........................................................................... 555
28.3.18.5 Time of Departure accuracy............................
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28.3.19 Receiver specification............................................................................................ 560
28.3.19.1 General................................................................................................ 560
28.3.19.2 Receiver minimum input sensitivity ................................................... 560
28.3.19.3 Adjacent channel rejection.................................................................. 561
28.3.19.4 Nonadjacent channel rejection ............................................................ 562
28.3.19.5 Receiver maximum input level ........................................................... 563
28.3.19.6 CCA sensitivity ................................................................................... 563
28.3.20 HE transmit procedure ........................................................................................... 567
28.3.21 HE receive procedure............................................................................................. 572
28.3.22 Channel numbering................................................................................................ 579
28.3.22.1 General................................................................................................ 579
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28.3.22.2 Channel allocation in the 6 GHz band ................................................ 579
28.3.23 Regulatory requirements........................................................................................ 579
28.4 HE PLME .............................................................................................................................. 579
28.4.1 PLME_SAP sublayer management primitives ...................................................... 579
28.4.2 PHY MIB ............................................................................................................... 579
28.4.3 TXTIME and PSDU_LENGTH calculation.......................................................... 585
28.4.4 HE PHY ................................................................................................................. 588
28.5 Parameters for HE-MCSs ...................................................................................................... 589
28.5.1 HE-MCSs for 26-tone RU ..................................................................................... 589
28.5.2 HE-MCSs for 52-tone RU ..................................................................................... 594
28.5.3 HE-MCSs for 106-tone RU ................................................................................... 599
28.5.4 HE-MCSs for 242-tone RU and non-OFDMA 20 MHz........................................ 604
28.5.5 HE-MCSs for 484-tone RU and non-OFDMA 40 MHz........................................ 609
28.5.6 HE-MCSs for 996-tone RU and non-OFDMA 80 MHz........................................ 614
28.5.7 HE-MCSs for non-OFDMA 160 MHz and 80+80 MHz....................................... 619
Annex B ...................................................................................................................................................... 625
B.4 PICS proforma—IEEE Std 802.11-<year> ..................................................................... 625
B.4.3 IUT configuration............................................................................................... 625
B.4.4 MAC protocol .................................................................................................... 626
B.4.4.1 MAC protocol capabilities .................................................................. 626
B.4.4.2 MAC frames........................................................................................ 627
B.4.10 QoS base functionality ....................................................................................... 628
B.4.27 High efficiency (HE) features ............................................................................ 628
B.4.27.1 HE MAC features................................................................................ 628
B.4.27.2 HE PHY features................................................................................. 631
Annex C ...................................................................................................................................................... 639
C.3 MIB Detail ....................................................................................................................... 639
Annex E ...................................................................................................................................................... 675
E.1 Country information and operating classes ..................................................................... 675
Annex G ...................................................................................................................................................... 677
G.5 HE sequences................................................................................................................... 677
Annex AA ................................................................................................................................................... 679
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