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IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016

Specific requirements Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) Specifications: Amendment to IEEE P802.11-REVmc(TM)/D8.0: Fast Initial Link Setup

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IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016 defines draft requirements for fast initial link setup within the IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN MAC and PHY framework. It focuses on reducing the time needed for a device to establish a usable connection, which is important for systems that depend on responsive WLAN behavior. In computing and networking environments, this draft can help engineers and procurement teams evaluate a specification tied to connection setup efficiency and interoperability considerations.

Overview of IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016

This draft amendment to IEEE P802.11-REVmc(TM)/D8.0 addresses fast initial link setup, a function intended to streamline how wireless stations begin communication on an IEEE 802.11 network. IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016 sits within the MAC and PHY specifications for wireless LANs, so its relevance is centered on how devices discover, negotiate, and complete early connection steps. For product evaluation, it provides a technical reference for connection setup behavior in WLAN implementations.

Typical use cases

IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016 is typically relevant to wireless LAN products that must connect quickly after power-up, sleep mode, or network transition. That may include client devices, access points, embedded communication modules, and systems used in enterprise or managed networking environments. It is also useful in engineering workflows that review initial association behavior, link setup timing, and conformance against draft WLAN requirements for faster access to network services.

Why it matters

This draft matters because initial connection speed can affect user experience, device responsiveness, and overall WLAN efficiency. IEEE P802.11ai/D10.0 August 2016 gives a structured target for design and testing where reduced setup delay is a practical requirement rather than a general preference. For organizations comparing products or validating implementations, it supports clearer expectations around link establishment behavior, interoperability, and risk reduction in wireless LAN deployments.

  • Fast initial link setup requirements
  • Wireless LAN MAC and PHY context
  • Draft amendment to IEEE 802.11-REVmc(TM)/D8.0
  • Connection setup timing and behavior
  • WLAN design and compliance reference
SKU: d6078ae06858

  • Publication Date: 2016

  • Standard Status: Inactive

  • Publisher: IEEE

  • Subject: Computing and Processing; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies

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