wifi: Extend design documentation for multiple spectrum PHY interfaces
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@@ -751,9 +751,14 @@ the other ones are referred to as inactive RF interfaces and might be disconnect
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Multiple RF interfaces concept
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If the ``SpectrumWifiPhy::TrackSignalsFromInactiveInterfaces`` attribute is set to true,
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If the ``SpectrumWifiPhy::TrackSignalsFromInactiveInterfaces`` attribute is set to true (default),
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inactive RF interfaces are connected to their respective spectrum channels and the ``SpectrumWifiPhy``
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forwards received signals from these inactive RF interfaces to the ``InterferenceHelper`` without processing them.
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also receive signals from these inactive RF interfaces when they belong to a configured portion
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of the frequency range covered by the interface.
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The portion of the spectrum being monitored by an inactive interface is specified by a center frequency
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and a channel width, and is seamlessly set to equivalent of the operating channel of the spectrum PHY
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that is actively using that frequency range. The ``SpectrumWifiPhy``forwards these received signals
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from inactive interfaces to the ``InterferenceHelper`` without further processing them.
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The benefit of the latter is that more accurate PHY-CCA.indication can be generated upon channel switching
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if one or more signals started to be transmitted on the new channel before the switch occurs,
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which would be ignored otherwise. This is illustrated in Figure :ref:`fig-cca-channel-switching-multiple-interfaces`, where the parts in red are only generated when ``SpectrumWifiPhy::TrackSignalsFromInactiveInterfaces`` is set to true.
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