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@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ Changes from ns-3.36 to ns-3.37
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### New API
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* Added a new attribute **MaxTbPpduDelay** in HeConfiguration for configuring the maximum delay with which a TB PPDU can arrive at the AP after the first TB PPDU in order to be decoded properly. If the delay is higher than **MaxTbPpduDelay**, the TB PPDU is discarded and treated as interference.
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### Changes to existing API
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### Changes to build system
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@@ -16,6 +16,8 @@ Release 3-dev
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### Bugs fixed
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- (wifi) Fix setting of stations' max supported channel width
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Release 3.36.1
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@@ -799,12 +799,24 @@ attributes for 802.11ax devices.
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Ptr<HeConfiguration> heConfiguration = wnd->GetHeConfiguration ();
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heConfiguration->SetGuardInterval (NanoSeconds (1600));
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802.11ax allows extended compressed Block ACKs containing a 256-bits bitmap, making possible transmissions of A-MPDUs containing up to 256 MPDUs,
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depending on the negotiated buffer size. In order to configure the buffer size of an 802.11ax device, the following line of code could be used::
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802.11ax allows extended compressed Block ACKs containing a 256-bits bitmap, making
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possible transmissions of A-MPDUs containing up to 256 MPDUs, depending on the
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negotiated buffer size. In order to configure the buffer size of an 802.11ax device,
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the following line of code could be used::
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heConfiguration->SetMpduBufferSize (256);
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For transmitting large MPDUs, it might also be needed to increase the maximum aggregation size (see above).
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For transmitting large MPDUs, it might also be needed to increase the maximum
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aggregation size (see above).
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When using UL MU transmissions, solicited TB PPDUs can arrive at the AP with a
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different delay, due to the different propagation delay from the various stations.
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In real systems, late TB PPDUs cause a variable amount of interference depending on
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the receiver's sensitivity. This phenomenon can be modeled through the
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``ns3::HeConfiguration::MaxTbPpduDelay`` attribute, which defines the maximum delay
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with which a TB PPDU can arrive with respect to the first TB PPDU in order to be
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decoded properly. TB PPDUs arriving after more than ``MaxTbPpduDelay`` since the
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first TB PPDU are discarded and considered as interference.
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Mobility configuration
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======================
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