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doc.: IEEE 802.11-13/1345r0

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November 2013

Jiamin Chen, HuaweiSlide 1

Dynamic Channel Transfer(DCT) Procedure for IEEE 802.11aj ( 60GHz New Technique Proposal)

Date: 2013-11-13

Presenter:

Name Company Address Phone email

Jiamin CHEN Huawei/HiSilicon No.156 Beiqing Rd.,Hai-

Dian District,Beijing, China

+86-10-6061-2138

Jiamin.chen@mai01.huawei.com

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Author List

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Name Company Email CHEN, Jiamin Huawei /CWPAN Jiamin.chen@mail01.huawei.com

CHEN, Qian I2R / CWPAN qchen@i2r.a-star.edu.sg

CHIN, Francois I2R /CWPAN chinfrancois@i2r.a-star.edu.sg

DU, Guanglong BUPT/CWPAN guanglong108@sina.com

GAO, Bo Tsinghua /CWPAN bgao_cug@126.com

HAO, Peng JUST /CWPAN haopeng@just.edu.cn

HONG, Wei SEU /CWPAN weihong@seu.edu.cn

LI, Dejian Huawei/CWPAN lidejian@huawei.com

LI, Zhiqiang IMECAS /CWPAN lizhiqiang@ime.ac.cn

LIU, Jianhan Media Tek/CWPAN Jianhan.liu@mediatek.com

LIU, Zongru Hangzhou Millimeter Wave

/CWPAN jerry.liu@milliwave.cn

LIU, Pei Hisilicon /CWPAN liupei@hisilicon.com

LU, Su Huawei /CWPAN su.lu@huawei.com

PENG, Xiaoming I2R/CWPAN pengxm@i2r.a-star.edu.sg

PNG, Khiam Boon I2R /CWPAN kbpng@i2r.a-star.edu.sg

SUN, Bo ZTE/CWPAN sun.bo1@zte.com.cn

WANG, Haiming SEU /CWPAN hmwang@seu.edu.cn

YEE, James Media Tek/CWPAN james.yee@mediatek.com

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Name Company Email

YUE, Guangrong UESTC/CWPAN yuegr@uestc.edu.cn

ZHANG, Changming Tshinghua University/CWPAN zhangcm10@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn

ZHUO, Lan CESI/CWPAN this_zl7812@163.com

ZOU, Weixia BUPT/CWPAN zwx0218@bupt.edu.cn

XIAO, Zhenyu Tshinghua University/CWPAN xiaozy@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn

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Abstract

• This document is to propose a MAC protocol amendment to support dynamic channel transfer procedure for 802.11aj (60GHz)

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Background(1/2)

• Proposed Channelization for 60GHz bands for 802.11aj

– There are 6 logical channels: 2 bands with 2.16GHz bandwidth (Channel 2 & 3), 4 bands with 1.08GHz bandwidth (Channel 5, 6, 7, 8);

– Supporting more than 3 logical channels for 802.11aj and keeping the backward compatibility with 802.11ad device;

Channelization for 60GHz bands in China

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Background(2/2)

• Regulations that apply to the 60GHz band in China allow RLANs to operate in the Chinese 60 GHz band to use 1.08GHz or 2.16GHz bandwidth, which requires a mechanism to coordinate the allocation of operating channel.

• This document propose a mechanism referred to as Dynamic Channel Transfer (DCT). This mechanism can improve the flexibility and channel utilization efficiency when 802.11aj devices operate in Chinese 60Ghz frequency band, in case that the idle channel bandwidth cannot satisfy the operating requirement for 802.11aj devices.

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Dynamic Channel Transfer(DCT) procedure for IEEE 802.11aj

Some cases (Case 1 to Case 3): A new STA may request an existing BSS to move to another available channel to allow the new 802.11aj STAs to establish a new BSS.

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• Case 1 (Channel 6, 8 are occupied by existing BSS-1 and BSS-2 at 1.08GHz)

– New STA (to become PCP/AP-3) wants to start a new BSS-3 at 2.16GHz.

– PCP/AP-3 request BSS-1 on channel 6 to move to channel 7, or request BSS-2 on channel 8 to move to channel 5.

– PCP/AP-1 or PCP/AP-2 shall assess the request against its capabilities and the impact on its BSS’s performance.

– PCP/AP-1 or PCP/AP-2 may refuse the request for some reasons such as their BSS are busy and so on.

– If the request is confirmed, PCP/AP-3 may have a chance to use channel 2 or channel 3(2.16GHz) to start a new BSS.

• Case 2 / 3 are similar to Case 1Jiamin Chen, Huawei

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Dynamic Channel Transfer(DCT) procedure for IEEE 802.11aj

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• Case 4 ( Channel 2, 8 are occupied by BSS-1 at 2.16 GHz and BSS-2 at 1.08 GHz respectively)

– New STA (to become PCP/AP-3) wants to start a new BSS-3 at 2.16 GHz.

– PCP/AP-3 requests BSS-1(PCP/AP-1) on channel 2 to move to channel 7.

– The PCP/AP-1 shall assess the request against its capabilities and the impact on its BSS’s performance .

– PCP/AP-1 may refuse the request for some reasons.

– If the request is confirmed, PCP/AP-3 may have a chance to use channel 2 (2.16GHz) for networking.

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Dynamic Channel Transfer(DCT) procedure for IEEE 802.11aj(60GHz)

• Public action frame in 802.11spec– Inter-BSS and AP to unassociated-STA communications

– Intra-BSS communication and so on

• Proposed new public action frame for the DCT procedure:

– DCT Measurement Request frame Request one or more STAs in the DCT responder PCP/AP’s BSS ( PBSS or

Infrastructure BSS ) to measure a specified channel or all other channels within supported operating class.

– DCT Measurement Report frame Be transmitted from the DCT responder PCP/AP to the DCT requester PCP/AP to

report the result of channel measurement or refuse the DCT request.

– DCT Request frame Request DCT responder PCP/AP’s BSS to move to an new available channel reported

in the DCT Measurement Report frame.

– DCT Response frame Be transmitted from the DCT responder PCP/AP to the DCT requester PCP/AP to

confirm or refuse the DCT request.Slide 9 Jiamin Chen, Huawei

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Dynamic Channel Transfer(DCT) procedure for IEEE 802.11aj

Dynamic Channel Transfer (DCT) procedure assessing idle channel for networking Requesting of measurements for new channel for the DCT responder BSS Reporting of the result of measurements Requesting existing BSS to move to a new channel Networking on target channel

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DCT Requester PCP/AP DCT Responder PCP/AP STA in Responder PCP/AP’s BSS

SME MLME MLME SME MLME SME

Process DCT Request action

MLME-DCT Measurement

.request

DCT Measurement Request frame

MLME-DCT Measurement

.indication

Process Measurement/Radio

Measurement Request action

Measurement/Radio Measurement Request

Process DCT Measurement Request action Measurement/Radio

Measurement Report

MLME-DCT Measurement

.report

DCT Measurement Report frame

MLME-DCT Measurement

.confirm

MLME-DCT .request

DCT Request frame MLME-DCT .indication

MLME-DCT Measurement

.response

DCT Response frameMLME-DCT .confirm

Channel Switch Request

Decision to follow switch

Networking on the target channel

Loop 1,n

Operating on the new channel

listening on the target channel Channel switch

via PLMEChannel switch

via PLME

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Conclusion

• This proposal is to provide a mechanism referred to as Dynamic Channel Transfer (DCT) procedure. This mechanism can improve the flexibility and channel utilization efficiency when 802.11aj devices operate in the Chinese 60Ghz frequency band, in case that the idle channel bandwidth cannot satisfy the operating requirement for 802.11aj devices.

 

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• Reference[1]  IEEE 802.11-12/1197r0 - Physical Channel Consideration for Chinese 60GHz Band

Thank YOU!

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