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doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0062r1 Submission January 2011 Qualcom m, Inc. Slide 1 Introductory Submission for TGah Date: 2011-01-16 N am e A ffiliations A ddress Phone em ail H ossein Taghavi Qualcom m ,Inc. 5775 M orehouseD r.,San D iego, C A 92121 +1-858-651-6376 m taghavi@ qualcom m.com H em anth Sam path Qualcom m ,Inc. hsam path@ qualcom m.com V K Jones Qualcom m ,Inc. vkjones@ qualcomm.com Santosh A braham Qualcom m ,Inc. sabraham@ qualcom m.com Authors:

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Page 1: Doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0062r1 Submission January 2011 Qualcomm, Inc.Slide 1 Introductory Submission for TGah Date: 2011-01-16 Authors:

doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0062r1

Submission

January 2011

Qualcomm, Inc.

Slide 1

Introductory Submission for TGah

Date: 2011-01-16

Name Affiliations Address Phone email Hossein Taghavi Qualcomm, Inc. 5775 Morehouse Dr., San Diego,

CA 92121 +1-858-651-6376 [email protected]

Hemanth Sampath Qualcomm, Inc. [email protected]

VK Jones Qualcomm, Inc. [email protected]

Santosh Abraham Qualcomm, Inc. [email protected]

Authors:

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Submission

January 2011

Qualcomm, Inc.

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Abstract

We present PHY/MAC enhancement areas to 802.11a/g/n to meet the 802.11ah PAR

Targeted use cases are low-data rate, low-duty cycle, long-range applications, such as metering, sensor data, etc.

– < 100 Byte packets, infrequent packet transmissions (minutes/hours), 1 km ranges, long battery life (> 1 year)

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Submission

January 2011

Qualcomm, Inc.

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General Requirements

• PAR requirement:- transmission range up to 1 km- data rates > 100 kbit/swhile maintaining the 802.11 WLAN user experience for fixed, outdoor, point to multi point applications.

• A simple baseline design is to down-clock .11a/g/n PHY to much smaller bandwidths, similar to 15.4g

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Example Numerology

• Scale the numerology of 802.11 20MHz mode with a constant factor– Example: Option 2 of 802.15.4g

• Corresponds to down-clockingby 30x

Table taken from 802.11-10/1305r0

January 2011

Qualcomm, Inc.

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Sampling Rate 666666.667 Samp/secFFT size 64 Tone Spacing 10416.667 HzFFT Duration 96 microsecGuard Interval 24 microsecSymbol Duration 120 microsecSymbol Rate 8.333 kSym/secActive Tones 52 # Pilots tones 4 # Data Tones 48 # DC null tones 1 Approximate Signal BW 552 kHzChannel Spacing 667 Modulation Type MCS # Data Rates kbpsBPSK 1/2 rate coded and 4x repetition 0 50 kbpsBPSK 1/2 rate coded and 2x repetition 1 100 kbpsQPSK 1/2 rate coded and 2x repetition 2 200 kbpsQPSK 1/2 rate coded 3 400 kbpsQPSK 3/4 rate coded 4 600 kbps16-QAM 1/2 rate coded 5 800 kbps16-QAM 3/4 rate coded 6 1200 Samp/sec

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PHY-MAC Enhancements

• PHY mechanisms to extend range• MAC header reduction to improve overhead for small

packet-sizes (< 100 bytes) • Inter-Frame spacing improvements for CSMA to reduce

overheads• Relay mode to save power for battery-operated devices• Support for P2P discovery and traffic• HCCA mode for streaming applications

January 2011

Qualcomm, Inc.

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