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IEEE P802.11REV-ma/D4.0

Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) specifications - Amendment x : Technical corrections and clarifications

Standard by IEEE, 1999

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P802.11REV-ma/D4.0 is a draft technical document for Part 11 wireless LAN medium access control and physical layer specifications, focused on technical corrections and clarifications. It is relevant to communication, networking, and broadcast technologies where precise behavior, interoperability, and conformance depend on clear wording in the MAC and PHY requirements. As an inactive draft, P802.11REV-ma/D4.0 is most useful as a reference for understanding the intended scope of the amendment and the areas it addresses.

Overview of P802.11REV-ma/D4.0

This draft sits within the IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN framework and concentrates on amendment-level corrections rather than introducing a full new feature set. P802.11REV-ma/D4.0 is aimed at refining the technical language used for MAC and PHY specifications, helping reduce ambiguity in implementation and review. For teams working with wireless networking standards, it provides context for how the specification is being adjusted, clarified, or aligned across related clauses and requirements.

Typical use cases

P802.11REV-ma/D4.0 may be used by engineers, standards reviewers, and compliance teams working on WLAN protocol interpretation, conformance preparation, or specification tracing. It is relevant for devices and systems that rely on IEEE 802.11 wireless operation, including access points, client radios, embedded networking modules, and test environments. The document is also useful when comparing draft wording, checking technical corrections, or reviewing how MAC and PHY details affect implementation consistency.

Why it matters

In wireless LAN development, even small wording changes can affect interoperability, certification readiness, and test interpretation. P802.11REV-ma/D4.0 matters because technical corrections and clarifications help reduce the risk of inconsistent implementations and avoid disputes over requirement meaning. For procurement, engineering, and validation work, using the correct draft or revision helps ensure that design decisions and compliance checks are based on the intended specification language, not an outdated interpretation.

  • IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN context
  • MAC and PHY specification wording
  • Technical corrections and clarifications
  • Draft-level reference for review and tracing
  • Inactive standard status
SKU: 5409d44db37a

  • Publication Date: 1999

  • Standard Status: Inactive

  • Publisher: IEEE

  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies

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