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    The document discusses a seminar presentation on IEEE 802.11n by Abdul Rahman Shanaz Kapil of S7 IT. It provides an introduction to 802.11n including its maximum speed of 540 Mbps and operating frequencies. It then discusses how 802.11n improved speeds through techniques like MIMO, channel bonding, guard intervals, and MAC enhancements. The presentation compares modulation rates and throughput for different 802.11 standards. It outlines advantages like increased data rates and coverage along with disadvantages such as higher costs.

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    SEMINAR ON:

    IEEE 802.11N
    PRESENTED BY:

    ABDUL RAHMAN SHANAZ KAPIL


    S7 IT
    ROLL NO:01
    CEK
    INTRODUCTION
     High-throughput WLAN.

     Max speed 540 Mbps.

     Operating Frequency – 2.4GHz and 5GHz.

     MIMO+OFDM
    IEEE 802.11 Working Group Standards

     802.11a
     802.11b
     802.11g
     802.11h
     802.11e
     802.11n
    WHY 802.11n

     Overlap between the channels in 2.4GHz ISM


     Low Power and Low band width of 802.15.4

     Higher coverage area

     High speed Requirements


    HOW SPEED IMPROVFD

     Applying Multiple-input–multiple-output
    (MIMO) technology

     Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing


    modulation is deployed

     Using both 20- and 40-MHz Channels

     Channel Bonding technique


     Lowered Overhead: Guard Interval

     MAC Enhancements

     Block Acknowledgement
    OSI REFERANCE MODEL
    802.11n Radio Enhancements
    Reserved to
    20- and 40-MHz Channels avoid
    interference
    Channel Bonding
    Two adjacent 20MHz channels together to form a
    single 40MHz channel
     Doubling the data rates

    DRAWBACKS
     May not enough channels
     May not be available worldwide
    Guard Interval

    TX

    RX

    TX

    RX
    MAC ENHANCEMENTS
    Aggregation
     Mac Service Data Units Aggregation

     Message Protocol Data Units Aggregation

    Inc Frame space 4K-64K


    MSDU COLLECT EATH FRAME
    MPDU COLLECT 802.11 FRAME
    Reduced Interframe Space

     short interframe space (SIFS).

     reduced interframe space (RIFS).


    MIMO Technology
    Backward Compatibility

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    8 0 2 .11 b
    IE EE
    B. C to
    Power Savings

     Spatial Multiplexing Power Save


    •Static operation -802.11a or 802.11g clients
    • Dynamic operation.

     Power Save Multi-Poll


    Higher Modulation Rates

     BPSK- 1 Mbps(802.11)

     QPSK- 11 Mbps (802.11b)

     OFDM- 135 Mbps(Max)

     OFDM with MIMO- 540 Mbps (802.11n)


    Throughput Comparison
    Advantages of IEEE 802.11n
     Increased datarate.

     1.5 times more coverage.

     Totally backward compatible.

     Added via an interface like USB.

     Supports Block acknowledgement, aggregation etc.


    Disadvantages
     High Cost.

     More Power.

     Wired back-end should be compatible.

     Adaptors are available only in the clients shipped


    recently.
    Conclusion
     What !

     Why !!

     How !!!
    THANK YOU
    ?

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