Feedback method and system of wireless channel information in wireless networks
A technology for wireless channel information and channel information feedback, which is applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, signaling, etc., and can solve problems such as unfairness, competition for interference transmission opportunities in OBSS scenarios, etc.
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[0059] The sending station AP1 initiates a transmission opportunity by sending a control frame NDPA to multiple receiving stations, and requests the receiving stations to feed back wireless channel information. The receiving station address RA in the MAC header (MAC Header) of the NDPA control frame sent by AP1 is a broadcast address, and the station identification information (STA info) in the MAC frame payload (payload) indicates the identities of STA1, STA2, STA3, and STA4. Among them, STA1 is the first receiving station. After AP1 sends NDPA, STA1 judges itself as the first receiving station in the STA info identification information after successfully receiving the NDPA, and does not set NAV. After AP1 sends NDPA, it continues to send NDP control frames after a short frame interval SIFS. STA1 judges that its current NAV is not set by AP1 and judges whether the channel is idle according to its current NAV value. If the NAV value is zero, it will feed back the wireless cha...
Embodiment 2
[0062]The sending station AP1 initiates a transmission opportunity by sending a control frame NDPA to a receiving station, requesting the receiving station to feed back wireless channel information. The receiving station address RA in the MAC header (MACHheader) of the NDPA control frame sent by AP1 is a unicast address, which is the same as the MAC address of STA1. The station identification information (STA info) in the payload (payload) of the MAC frame indicates the identity of STA1. Among them, STA1 is the first and only channel information feedback party. After AP1 sends the NDPA, STA1 successfully receives the NDPA, judges that its own MAC address is the same as the RA of the NDPA, and its current NAV is not set by AP1, so it does not update its NAV. After AP1 sends NDPA, it continues to send NDP control frames after a short frame interval SIFS. STA1 judges that its current NAV is not set by AP1, and judges whether the channel is idle according to its current NAV value...
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[0064] The sending station AP1 sends a control frame NDPA to multiple receiving stations to request the receiving stations to feed back wireless channel information within one obtained transmission opportunity. The receiving station address RA in the MAC header (MAC Header) of the NDPA control frame sent by AP1 is a broadcast address, and the station identification information (STA info) in the MAC frame payload (payload) indicates the identities of STA1, STA2, STA3, and STA4. Among them, STA1 is the first receiving station. After AP1 sends the NDPA, STA1 successfully receives the NDPA, and judges that its current NAV is set by AP1, that is, it considers that AP1 is the owner of the current transmission opportunity. STA1 determines that it is the first receiving station in the STA info identification information, and does not set or update the NAV. After AP1 sends NDPA, it continues to send NDP control frames after a short frame interval SIFS. After STA1 successfully receive...
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