1. <month year>
November, 2004
Project: IEEE Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: [ SG3c Motion for approval of PAR and 5C]
Date Submitted: [17 Nov, 04]
Source: [Reed Fisher] Company [Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.]
Address [2514 E. Maddox Rd., Buford, GA USA.]
Voice:[ ]
Re: [04/250r5, 04/251r3]
Abstract: [ SG3c Motion for approval of PAR and 5C]
Purpose: [The purpose of this submission is to request the WG to approve the SG3c PAR and 5 Criteria documents and request the WG Chair to forward these documents to NesCom for the creation of a new millimeter-wave Task Group]
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2. A Proposed Millimeter-Wave-Based
November, 2004
A Proposed Millimeter-Wave-Based
Alternative PHY for IEEE
Reed Fisher
Chair of Study Group 3c
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3. mmW WPAN Characteristics
November, 2004
mmW WPAN Characteristics
60GHz Unlicensed band
FCC Part
High rate data > 2Gbps
Multimedia capability
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4. mmW WPAN information distribution system
<month year>
November, 2004
mmW WPAN information distribution system
Example system based on requirements
APT = Access Point Terminal MT = Mobile Terminal
IP network
Contents Server
APT1
APT2
APT3
Spot-type ad hoc
Information
Distribution system MT MT MT MT
MT(out of service)
Ref:IEEE /119r4
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5. mmW WPAN History mmWIG formation: July, 2003, San Francisco.
November, 2004
mmW WPAN History
mmWIG formation: July, 2003, San Francisco.
Four meetings: Singapore, Albuquerque,
Vancouver and Orlando.
SG3c formation: Mar, 2004, Orlando.
Four meetings: Anaheim, Portland, Berlin and San Antonio.
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6. SG3c Officers Chair: Reed Fisher Vice Chair: Hiroyo Ogawa
November, 2004
SG3c Officers
Chair: Reed Fisher
Vice Chair: Hiroyo Ogawa
Secretary: Tadahiko Maeda
Technical Editor: TBD
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7. SG3c Attendance Average = 35 attendees. Standard deviation = 20.9.
November, 2004
SG3c Attendance
Average = 35 attendees. Standard deviation = 20.9.
42 organizations.
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8. November, 2004
Scope and Purpose
Scope: This project will define a 24 GHz, and above, alternative PHY clause for a higher data rate amendment to Standard
Purpose: This standard is for a millimeter-wave based alternative PHY that can achieve higher data rate transmission, higher frequency re-usage and superior coexistence than the existing wireless systems. Multiple data rates will be offered. One optional data rate will be greater than 2Gbps, to satisfy an evolutionary set of consumer multi-media industry needs for WPAN communications.
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9. SG3c PAR and 5 Criteria Approval
November, 2004
SG3c PAR and 5 Criteria Approval
The SG3c PAR, 04/250r5, and 5 Criteria, 04/251r3, documents were approved in SG3c on November 16th. The ballot outcome was: Yes: 22 No: 0 Abstain: 4
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10. SG3c PAR and 5 Criteria Approval in WG 802.15
November, 2004
SG3c PAR and 5 Criteria Approval in WG
Motion: Request to approve the SG3c PAR, P /250r5, and 5 Criteria, 04/251r3, documents and request the WG Chair to forward these documents to NesCom for the creation of a new millimeter-wave Task Group.
Moved: Seconded:
Yes: No: Abstain:
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