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Examining standards for wireless network technology. (Moderated)
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Moderator Vacancy Investigation: comp.std.wireless
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MODERATOR VACANCY INVESTIGATION (MVI) moderated group comp.std.wireless This is a formal Moderator Vacancy Investigation (MVI), begun because moderated newsgroup comp.std.wireless is not functioning, and may have been abandoned by its moderator(s). This investigation will attempt to verify the reasons for non-function,... more »
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802.11 Traffic generators
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Hello everybody.I am working on a Verilog implementation of 802.11e,and i would like to take some measurements about mean delay using C with Verilog PLI.Can i find somewhere C files so i can generate 802.11e traffic?Even if i find simple 802.11 traffic files,it would be really helpful. Thanks, Yiannis... more »
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WDS Specification Wanted
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Hello, I am after a specification for the WDS (Wireless Distribution System). I thought it was an 802.11 substandard but cannot seem to find it anywhere. Hope you can help. Many thanks in advance, Aaron
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calculating serialization delay for 802.16-2004
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Hi everybody, Does anybody know how to calculate the serialization delay in 802.16-2004 WiMAX networks? It is clear for me to calculate this e.g. for DSL or TDM circuits - where the speed for emtying the interface output queue is equal to the clock of the connection. In wireless multicarrier enviroment (like WiMAX 256FFT OFDM) if there is... more »
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dear comp.std.wireless readers
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 It's getting a bit tiresome seeing one misguided American after another with their cutsie little yellow or red-white-blue ribbons on their outsized SUVs. Yeah, I guess it's the thing to do; maybe part of that whole soccer-mom culture. Unfortunately, the only thing they demonstrate is that the person... more »
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timing numbers for 802.11p
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Does anybody know the length of a time slot in 802.11p (WiFi for vehicular communiction)? I know that for 802.11b it's 20 microseconds, but don't know about 802.11p. What about the length of DIFS and preamble? Thanks in advance, Bo
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