Doc.: IEEE 802.11-13/0071r0 January 2013 Submission Channel indication in RAW/TWT Date: 2013-01-14 Authors: Merlin, Qualcomm Slide 1.

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doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Channel indication in RAW/TWT Date: Authors: Merlin, Qualcomm Slide 1

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Merlin, Qualcomm Slide 2

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Slide 3 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Summary Narrowband channel selection protocol was adopted [1] –Narrowband transmission (1/2 MHz) may suffer from high diversity loss –The approved concept [1] allows STAs to transmit to the AP on a preferred channel within the BSS BW; more detailed recap in next slide –Flexible multichannel access allow STAs to avoid fading channels Some MAC aspects need be defined We propose a simple way to manage the MAC for multichannel access –Solves the multichannel hidden node issue –Is similar to frequency hopping solutions from other standards –Enables frequency channel selection also for APs that are only able to detect packet on a single channel Slide 4 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Frequency selective transmissions - Recap AP Assumptions: AP is able to detect and receive a packet on any of the channels it indicates in the beacon May be one channel (primary) or multiple channels within the BSS BW Detection on multiple channels requires special hardware capabilities AP is not able to detect/decode parallel transmissions on different channels Beacons or sounding signals sent after the beacon can be used by a STA to estimate the best channel to be used AP may send more than one Beacon per TBTT on more than one subchannel of the BSS Beacons include indication of following sounding frames STAs are allowed to choose any permitted 2 MHz subchannel of a wideband BSS on which to transmit and receive Beacons include the indication of the allowed channels for transmission MAC needs to ensure that no parallel transmissions on different channels occur Slide 5 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission MAC We want to enable the following MAC behavior –Within a beacon period, AP defines multiple time intervals and defines a ‘temporary primary’ channel per each interval of time ‘temporary primary’ channel is the one where CSMA is done and where AP is able to detect a packet: all transmissions shall include the temporary primary channel Benefits –At each moment in time STAs contend on a single channel: no parallel transmissions –AP can detect packets only on one channel only (the temporary primary channel) –Within a beacon period each STA has still the chance to transmit on the preferred channel (allocated intervals should cover all the channels) Slide 6 Merlin, Qualcomm BCN CH1 CH2 TBTT Interval 1 CSMA done on CH1 TBTT Interval 2 CSMA done on CH2

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Use of RAW 11ah adopted the definition of a Restricted Access Window [2] –An interval of time during which the access is restricted to a group of STAs –RAWs are defined in a beacon –The concept of a Periodic RAW was also introduced [3] We can reuse the RAW definition to –Define the interval of time and indicate a ‘temporary primary channel’ Add a channel indication field in RPS IE [2] Each RAW may be advertised in its corresponding Beacon –Allow all STAs to access during a RAW, so that the only restriction is the channel that can be used during the RAW Slide 7 Merlin, Qualcomm TBTT BCN CH1 CH2 TBTT RAW 1 CSMA done on CH1 RAW 2 CSMA done on CH2

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission RAW Parameter Set Element in Extend SFD defines the fields in the RAW PS IE: Slide 8 Merlin, Qualcomm FeatureValueInterpretation Page IDTBD bitsIndicates the page index for hierarchical AID (based on hierarchical AID) of the allocated group Block OffsetTBD bitsAssuming 32 blocks per page, these bits indicate the starting block index of the allocated group Block RangeTBD bitsIndicates the number of blocks (starting from the block offset) for the allocated group RAW Start Time8 bitsDuration in TU from end of beacon transmission to RAW Start time RAW DurationTBD bitsDuration of RAW in TU ChannelTBD bitsIndicates the ‘primary’ channel during this RAW, where CSMA is done Access restricted to paged STA only 2 bitsBit 1: Set to 1 if only STA with their TIM bit set to 1 are allowed to perform UL transmissions Bit 2: Set to 1 if RAW is reserved for frames with duration smaller than slot duration, such as PS-Polls / trigger frames (ignored if Bit 1 is not set) Group/Resource allocation frame indication 1 bitSet to 1 to indicate if STAs need to wake up at the beginning of the RAW to receive group addressed frames such as resource allocation (format of the resource allocation frame TBD) Slot definitionTBD bitsInclude Slot duration signaling Slot assignment to STA Cross boundary transmissions allowed/not allowed Format is TBD Include signaling that allows to indicate a group that includes all the STAs (‘omni group’)

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission TWT Slide 9 Merlin, Qualcomm 11ah also defines the concept of TWT [4] –STA and AP agree on a time where STA is awake for communication –STA can sleep otherwise If AP operates with a frequency selective MAC protocol, STA waking up at TWT needs to know on which channel to tune its receiver/transmitter We propose to include in TWT and indication of the channel to be used BCN PIFS separated Beacon BCN CH1 CH2 TBTT AP on CH1 TWT for STAn on CH2 TWT for STAn on CH1 AP on CH2

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Conclusion We propose to add to the RAW/TWT definition an indication of the channel to be used as ‘temporary primary channel’ –Implicitly avoids the MAC issue related to parallel transmissions on different channels At each moment in time STAs contend on a single channel and transmit at least on that channel –Enables frequency selective protocol for APs that can detect packets on a single channel (the temporary primary channel) Slide 10 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Straw poll 1 Do you agree to include a channel indication in the RPS IE? Slide 11 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Straw poll 2 Do you agree to allow for the indication of a ‘omni group’ in the RSP IE? Slide 12 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission Straw poll 3 Do you agree to include a channel indication in TWT setup? Slide 13 Merlin, Qualcomm

doc.: IEEE /0071r0 January 2013 Submission [1] ah-frequency-selective-transmission.pptx [2] ah-restricted-access-window-signaling- for-uplink-channel-access.pptx [3] ah-periodic-channel-access.pptx [4] ah-targetwaketime.pptx Slide 14 Merlin, Qualcomm References