18660055. VARIABLE CONFIGURATIONS OF NFRP RU TONE SETS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS simplified abstract (CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA)
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VARIABLE CONFIGURATIONS OF NFRP RU TONE SETS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
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Stéphane Baron of LE RHEU (FR)
VARIABLE CONFIGURATIONS OF NFRP RU TONE SETS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18660055 titled 'VARIABLE CONFIGURATIONS OF NFRP RU TONE SETS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS
Simplified Explanation:
The proposed NFRP procedure allows the Access Point (AP) to adjust the granularity of possible answers to a question by varying the number of tone groups per RU tone set. This enables the AP to request more detailed feedback reports from stations.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Flexible NFRP procedure allowing adjustment of answer granularity
- Trigger frame includes tone set configuration indication
- Varying number of possible FEEDBACK_STATUS values
- Stations determine available FEEDBACK_STATUS values and send feedback reports accordingly
- Stations activate appropriate tone groups based on tone set configuration indication
Potential Applications: The technology can be applied in wireless communication systems, IoT devices, and network optimization.
Problems Solved: The technology addresses the need for flexible feedback mechanisms in wireless communication systems.
Benefits:
- Improved communication efficiency
- Enhanced network performance
- Customizable feedback options
Commercial Applications: Potential commercial applications include telecommunications, IoT networks, and smart devices.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to flexible feedback mechanisms in wireless communication systems and network optimization.
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Questions about the Technology: 1. How does the proposed NFRP procedure improve communication efficiency in wireless networks? 2. What are the potential commercial applications of this technology in IoT devices and smart networks?
Original Abstract Submitted
A flexible NFRP procedure is proposed where the AP can adjust the granularity of the possible answers to a given question. The NFRP trigger frame includes a tone set configuration indication representative of a number of tone groups per RU tone set. The number of possible FEEDBACK_STATUS values consequently also varies, making it possible for the AP to poll the stations for more detailed feedback reports. A station determines which FEEDBACK_STATUS values are available, calculates its FEEDBACK_STATUS value and retrieves the corresponding subset of tone groups on which energy must be sent. Due to the multiples existing tone set configurations, the station also determines the tones forming the subset to be activated, based on the tone set configuration indication. The station can then properly send its feedback report response by activating (emitting energy on) the appropriate tunes and therefore the appropriate tone groups.
