1. TGn Closing Report – July ‘05
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July 2005
TGn Closing Report – July ‘05
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Bruce Kraemer, Conexant
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2. Plans for July Reuse Agenda for January as a place holder for now
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Plans for July
Reuse Agenda for January as a place holder for now
Which in rough outline form will be:
Now to July
Update technical proposals posted by 10 days prior to July meeting
questions
Single Stream adhoc teleconferences every 2 weeks beginning June 6
In Session July 18-22
Proposal presentations
Q&A
Elimination vote
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

3. July 2005
Motion:
Moved: Because the TGn selection process allows proposals to ask for time to complete mergers prior to consideration, M&T&W are granted time to complete a merged Joint Proposal (JP) that will replace the current three remaining TGn proposals.
The time line is:
July 2005:
Provide time this week (ref 5557R0 Bruce’s opening report) for these groups to go work on this effort.
Sept 2005
JP draft will be provided to TGn; Q&A sessions on JP to that time.
November 2005:
JP replaces current 3 proposals; Confirmation vote on JP.
Vote: 195/2/3
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

4. X Jul 20 Jul 21 TGn - January Schedule Jul 18 Jul 19 July 2005 Recess
Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
8:00-10:00 X
Recess
10:30-12:30
1:30-3:30
UCLA Presentation
Proposal Updates
Single stream
CA status
Merger Status
4:00-6:00
Opening, Agenda
Minutes,
CA & SS status
Single Stream
(if needed)
Sept plans
Utah Presentation
7:30-9:30
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

5. Motion on adding FR10 and FR11
July 2005
Motion on adding FR10 and FR11
Motion: adopt new revision of document n-functional-requirements containing the following changes: addition of FR10 and FR11.
FR10: Existence of single spatial stream transmission modes
Requirement:
Proposal shall define single spatial stream transmission modes that provide at least one mode of operation that supports a maximum throughput of at least 50 Mbps in a 20MHz channel as measured at the MAC data SAP.
FR11: Interoperability with single spatial stream non AP stations
A .11n AP or STA shall interoperate with a single spatial stream entity defined as a non-AP STA that complies with the .11n proposal with the exception of only supporting single spatial stream transmission modes as required by FR10.
Vote: 110/0/7
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

6. September Agenda Plan Between now and September
July 2005
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July 2005
September Agenda Plan
Between now and September
No teleconference calls for SS or CA will be needed
Partial merged proposal draft posted to server & announced on reflector by Monday Sept 12
Question submission via Thursday Sept 15
Responses will be presented beginning Monday Sept 19
September Meeting Plan (Monday = September 19)
Merged proposal Presentation & Discussion
Coexistence Assurance status update
Review Document linkage for changed FR
Formulate and Consider WFA liaison request
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

7. Technical Proposal Documents
July 2005
Technical Proposal Documents
Submissions
r2 Garth Hillman “TGn May Minutes”
r2 Single stream ad hoc telecon minutes
r5 WWiSE Proposal r0 MitMot Proposal Update Presentation
r0 WWiSE Complete Proposal Presentation
r5 MITMOT TGn Complete Proposal Detailed Description
r7 TGnSync Proposal “PHY results”
r13 TGnSync Proposal “Presentation”
r7 TGnSync Proposal “Technical Specification”
r6 TGnSync Proposal “MAC1 simulation results”
r6 TGnSync Proposal “MAC2 simulation results”s
r6 TGnSync Proposal “MAC simulation results”
r5 TGnSync Proposal “Technical Specification”
r7 TGnSync Proposal “MAC Results”
r1 Security aspects of MAC aggregation
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

8. New Documents posted during July ’05 meeting
Submissions
r0 TGn Sync, WWiSE, MitMot Opening Report
r0 TGn Sync, WWiSE, MitMot Closing Report
r0 Single Stream ad hoc minutes of July 18
r5 Single Stream ad hoc group
r2 Experiments with an 11n radio test bed
r1 Soft Detector for n
r1 TGn Opening Report
r0 TGn July Minutes
r0 TGn Closing Report
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant

9. July 2005
End of Closing Report
Bruce Kraemer, Conexant