IEEE P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017
Media Networks Amendment Extending the Physical layer (PHY) specification for millimeter wave to operate from 57.0 GHz to 71 GHz
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P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 is a draft technical standard for millimeter-wave media networks, extending the physical layer to operate from 57.0 GHz to 71 GHz. It addresses high-frequency wireless communication in the IEEE 802.15.3 context, where channel behavior, link performance, and device interoperability are central concerns. For engineers and buyers reviewing P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017, it provides a focused reference for PHY-level requirements in short-range networking and component design.
What is P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017?
This document defines an amendment to the physical layer specification for millimeter-wave operation within the P802.15.3 framework. Its purpose is to extend the supported frequency range into the 57.0 GHz to 71 GHz band, which changes how wireless links may be designed, evaluated, and implemented. As a draft dated May 2017, P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 is relevant to technical review, conformance planning, and product development where high-frequency PHY behavior must be understood in detail.
Where is P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 used?
P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 is mainly relevant in short-range wireless systems that rely on millimeter-wave communication for high-capacity links. It may be used in device engineering, radio subsystem development, and interoperability testing for components operating in the 57.0 GHz to 71 GHz range. Typical use cases include wireless media networks, prototype communication equipment, and lab evaluation of PHY performance where frequency-specific behavior, signal integrity, and link consistency must be controlled.
Why is P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 important?
This standard matters because it helps establish a common technical basis for design and testing at millimeter-wave frequencies. Using P802.15.3f/D01, May 2017 can reduce ambiguity in PHY implementation, support more consistent procurement decisions, and improve comparison between devices or test results. For organizations working on communication hardware, it also supports compliance planning and performance validation in a band where propagation characteristics and implementation details can strongly affect results.
- Millimeter-wave PHY extension
- 57.0 GHz to 71 GHz operation
- IEEE 802.15.3 amendment context
- Short-range wireless network design
- Draft dated May 2017
- Publication Date: 2017
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Computing and Processing; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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