Time-Sensitive Networking in IEEE 802.11be: On the Way to Low-latency WiFi 7
December 12, 2019 Β· Declared Dead Β· π Italian National Conference on Sensors
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Authors
Toni Adame, Marc Carrascosa, Boris Bellalta
arXiv ID
1912.06086
Category
cs.NI: Networking & Internet
Citations
135
Venue
Italian National Conference on Sensors
Last Checked
4 months ago
Abstract
Short time after the official launch of WiFi 6, IEEE 802.11 working groups are already designing its successor in the wireless local area network (WLAN) ecosystem: WiFi 7. With the IEEE 802.11be amendment as one of its main constituent parts, future WiFi 7 aims to include time-sensitive networking (TSN) capabilities to support low latency and ultra reliability in license-exempt spectrum bands. This article first introduces the key features of IEEE 802.11be, which are then used as the basis to discuss how TSN functionalities could be implemented in WiFi 7. Finally, benefits and requirements of the most representative low-latency use cases for WiFi 7 are reviewed.
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