Questions & Answers on 802.11

Sep 20, 2018

IEEE 802.11aq is an amendment to IEEE 802.11, approved in June 2018, that allows discovery of available services in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs).At the moment, you can not identify the services offered by a wireless network without connecting to it. There is also no way to figure out if your wireless device is compatible with a specific network. The IEEE 802.11aq standard resolves this pro...read more

What is 802.11ah or HaLow?

802.11 Wi-Fi

Editorial Team

Oct 6, 2018

Based on IEEE 802.11ah, Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 802.11ah or HaLow is a low power, long range Wi-Fi standard that works in 900 MHz. 802.11ah (HaLow) was introduced by the WiFi alliance in 2016. WiFi Certified HaLow was developed for use in smart building applications, like smart lighting, smart HVAC, smart security systems, connected cars, smart cities and other low power applications.The Sub-1 GHz Frequen...read more

What is 802.11ay?

802.11

Editorial Team

Nov 10, 2018

802.11ay is a next-generation Wi-Fi standard that defines a new physical layer for 802.11 networks to operate in the 60 GHz millimeter wave spectrum. It will be an extension to the existing 802.11ad, aimed to extend the throughput, range and use-cases including: indoor operation, out-door back-haul and short range communications.This standard will increase the peak data rate to 100 Gb/s through su...read more

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