Apparatus and method for scheduled uplink multi-user access
A technology for access points and electronic devices, which is applied in machine-to-machine/machine-type communication services, electrical components, network topology, etc., and can solve the problem that WLAN sites cannot send P2P communication.
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[0021] A station, such as a wireless local area network (WLAN) station, may communicate via an access point (AP) transport infrastructure, as well as peer-to-peer (P2P) communication with a peer device, which may be another station. However, due to the channel access priority of the AP over the WLAN station or the congested WLAN medium, the station may not be able to send the P2P traffic in a timely manner even though the P2P traffic queued at the station has a higher priority than the infrastructure traffic queued at the station. The same is true of priority.
[0022] Some embodiments enable concurrent P2P communication via scheduled resource units (RUs) allocated by the AP. For example, the AP may use the trigger frame to schedule uplink (UL) multi-user (MU) access for a first station among multiple stations by allocating RUs to the first station. Instead of using the allocated RUs for UL infrastructure communication with the AP, the first station may use the allocated RUs ...
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