wifi: Update limitations listed in documentation
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@@ -167,8 +167,6 @@ packets. Interference from other wireless technologies is only modeled
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when the SpectrumWifiPhy is used.
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The following details pertain to the physical layer and channel models:
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* 802.11ax/be MU-RTS/CTS is not yet supported
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* 802.11ac/ax/be MU-MIMO is not supported, and no more than 4 antennas can be configured
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* 802.11n/ac/ax/be beamforming is not supported
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* 802.11n RIFS is not supported
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* 802.11 PCF/HCF/HCCA are not implemented
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@@ -178,11 +176,11 @@ The following details pertain to the physical layer and channel models:
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* Cases where RTS/CTS and ACK are transmitted using HT/VHT/HE/EHT formats are not supported
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* Energy consumption model does not consider MIMO
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* 802.11ax preamble puncturing is supported by the PHY but is currently not exploited by the MAC
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* Only minimal 802.11be PHY is supported (no MAC layer yet)
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* Only minimal MU-MIMO is supported (ideal PHY assumed, no MAC layer yet)
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At the MAC layer, most of the main functions found in deployed Wi-Fi
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equipment for 802.11a/b/e/g/n/ac/ax are implemented, but there are scattered instances
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where some limitations in the models exist. Support for 802.11n, ac and ax is evolving.
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equipment for 802.11a/b/e/g/n/ac/ax/be are implemented, but there are scattered instances
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where some limitations in the models exist. Support for 802.11n, ac, ax and be is evolving.
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Some implementation choices that are not imposed by the standard are listed below:
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