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IEEE P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007

Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) Specifications: Amendment 4: Enhancements for Higher Throughput

Standard by IEEE, 2007

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P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 is a draft wireless LAN standard focused on IEEE 802.11n-style enhancements for higher throughput in the MAC and PHY layers. It addresses how equipment can improve data capacity and link efficiency in communication, networking, and broadcast technologies. For teams evaluating early 802.11n behavior, this technical document helps define the requirements and terminology needed for design alignment, testing, and compliance planning.

What is P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007?

This standard is a draft amendment to Part 11 of the wireless LAN specification, with emphasis on enhancements intended to increase throughput at both the medium access control and physical layer levels. P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 reflects a stage in the standards process where technical requirements are being refined for interoperable WLAN design. It is relevant to engineers and purchasers who need to understand the draft behavior of higher-throughput 802.11n features before final implementation decisions are made.

Where is P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 used?

The document is most relevant in wireless networking equipment development, certification planning, and interoperability testing for IEEE 802.11-based systems. It may be used by designers of access points, client adapters, embedded radio modules, and related communications hardware that must support higher-throughput WLAN operation. Because it sits within communication, networking and broadcast technologies, P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 is also useful in lab evaluation, product specification review, and standards-based procurement work.

Why is P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 important?

For organizations working with WLAN products, this draft helps establish a common reference for performance expectations and technical requirements. Using P802.11n_D3.00, Sep 2007 can reduce ambiguity during development and testing, especially when comparing draft behavior against implementation targets. It supports more consistent design control, helps identify compliance gaps early, and can lower the risk of interoperability issues in higher-throughput wireless deployments. That makes it valuable in product planning and standards review.

  • Draft 802.11n higher-throughput amendment
  • MAC and PHY layer focus
  • Wireless LAN interoperability reference
  • Useful for testing and compliance review
  • English-language technical standard
SKU: 29fca9875635

  • Publication Date: 2007

  • Standard Status: Inactive

  • Publisher: IEEE

  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies

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