Subchannel relocation for fixed-bandwidth devices
OwnerXiaogang Chen, Qinghua Li +2inventors
InventorsXiaogang Chen, Qinghua Li, Po-Kai Huang, Feng Jiang
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OwnerXiaogang Chen, Qinghua Li +2inventors
InventorsXiaogang Chen, Qinghua Li, Po-Kai Huang, Feng Jiang
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A client station (STA), when operating in a wireless network, receives data sent by an access point (AP) on a first channel comprising at least one subchannel. During reception of the data on the first channel, the STA monitors channel availability of an additional set of one or more subchannels. In response to a detected availability of at least one newly-available subchannel, the STA sends at least one notification to the AP identifying STA-side availability of the newly-available subchannel(s). The STA subsequently receives data from the AP on the newly-available subchannel(s), which is sent in response to the at least one notification. The AP, when communicating data to the STA, receives the at least one notification from the STA and, in response thereto, initiates data transmission on one or more of the newly-available channel(s).
An apparatus for a high-efficiency (HE) station (STA) for operation in a wireless network for which channels are defined to include a primary subchannel and a plurality of secondary subchannels, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for a high-efficiency (HE) access point (AP) for operation in a wireless network for which channels are defined to include a primary subchannel and a plurality of secondary subchannels, the apparatus comprising:
At least one machine-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by a high-efficiency (HE) access point (AP) for operation in a wireless network for which channels are defined to include a primary subchannel and a plurality of secondary subchannels, cause the AP to:
At least one machine-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by a high-efficiency (HE) station (STA) for operation in a wireless network for which channels are defined to include a primary subchannel and a plurality of secondary subchannels, cause the STA to:
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