IEEE P802.11 - INTEGRATED MILLIMETER WAVE (IMMW) STUDY GROUP (SG) - MEETING UPDATE


Status of IEEE 802.11 Integrated MilliMeter Wave (IMMW) SG

Laurent Cariou, Chair
--, Vice-chair
Volker Jungnickel, Recording Secretary


Page Contents

Background

Goals

November 2023

January 2024

March 2024

 

 


Background

Integrated MilliMeter Wave is a new Study Group within the IEEE 802.11 working group that will define a Project Authorization Request (PAR) to address the problem of WLAN non-standalone operation in unlicensed bands between 42 and 71 GHz using single-user (SU) OFDM based transmissions. An 802.11 device should also support 2.4 to 7.25 GHz (sub-7 GHz) unlicensed band operation.

Goals

The new project on PHY and MAC operation between 42 and 71 GHz leverages or reuses existing PHY and MAC specifications defined for the operation in sub-7 GHz bands, e.g. SU transmission PPDU format and MAC frames, and defines bandwidth modes operating in non-overlapping channels.

This amendment shall ensure coexistence with legacy IEEE 802.11 devices operating in the identified unlicensed bands.


November 2023

Main documents

Achievements

The main achievements of this meeting were

January 2024 plans

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January 2024

Main documents

Achievements

The main achievements of this meeting were

March 2024 plans

 

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March 2024

Main documents

Achievements

The main achievements of this meeting were

May 2024 plans

 

USEFUL LINKS TO OTHER SITES:

IEEE P802.11 WLANs RELATED

OTHER SITES

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