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IEEE P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012

Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control and Physical Layer Specifications - Amd 4: Enhancements for Very High Throughput for operation in bands below 6GHz

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P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 is a wireless LAN draft specification focused on Medium Access Control and physical layer enhancements for very high throughput operation in bands below 6 GHz. It addresses performance requirements relevant to communication, networking, computing, and connected device design, making it useful for evaluating early implementation details and technical alignment. For teams working with broadband Wi‑Fi systems, P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 helps define the capabilities and constraints of a high-throughput 802.11 amendment.

Overview of P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012

This draft belongs to the 802.11 family and targets improved wireless LAN operation in lower-than-6 GHz spectrum, where compatibility, throughput, and radio behavior must be carefully coordinated. P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 is technically centered on amendments that raise data capacity while preserving the core MAC and PHY framework used by WLAN equipment. It is most relevant when a specification review needs to understand the expected direction of the amendment before finalization or product planning.

Typical use cases

P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 is typically relevant in the development and evaluation of Wi‑Fi access points, client adapters, embedded wireless modules, and lab test setups for high-throughput WLAN operation. It can also support engineering review for network devices that must operate in shared spectrum below 6 GHz. In practice, the draft is useful where radio interoperability, throughput targets, and PHY/MAC behavior need to be checked against an evolving 802.11 amendment for communication and computing systems.

Why it matters

Using P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 as a reference can help reduce design uncertainty during early-stage wireless product work. It supports clearer technical comparison, draft-level compliance review, and more consistent test planning for very high throughput WLAN features. For procurement and engineering teams, the document is valuable because it defines a specific technical snapshot of the amendment, helping avoid assumptions about functionality that may change later. That makes P802.11ac/D4.0, Oct 2012 important for controlled development and validation.

  • Wireless LAN MAC and PHY context
  • Very high throughput amendment
  • Operation below 6 GHz
  • Draft-stage technical reference
  • Relevant to WLAN equipment and testing
SKU: 9453f9733478

  • Publication Date: 2012

  • Standard Status: Inactive

  • Publisher: IEEE

  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing

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