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Hi Klaus,
Thanks for clarifying.
We are not trying to claim that a very accurate calculation of gains using various features can be performed. However, an estimate depending on load and bandwidth conditions is possible and is important for the non-AP to make decisions while enabling various features.
On your 2nd point, the non-AP indeed has choices to make between various features when it has limited resources. Please also note that all these features except EMLSR are per-link. With the memory/hardware resources that a non-AP has, if it can support only one feature between NPCA/DSO on a certain link or if it has to choose the link on which it should enable these features, it will benefit from making an informed choice rather than a random one. This is relevant even in the special examples using NPCA and DSO which you cited although there are many other configurations possible considering different bandwidths, links, EMLSR and DPS. For example, even if the non-AP bandwidth is 80MHz within a 160MHz AP bandwidth, it is allowed to perform NPCA outside of its operating bandwidth. In some configurations (e.g. 80in320 DSO), the NPCA PC may not even align with the DSO subband leading to additional resource constraints. Also, as I mentioned, there can be multiple links on which these decisions need to be made while the resource constraints are specific to the device.
Regards,
Sindhu
Hi Sindhu,
Klaus Doppler: Would love to see some results
I assume that this comment corresponded to the NPCA gain guidance topic as the other proposals have very deterministic benefits. Please let me know if that is correct. However, I think even this proposal has deterministic benefits in terms of whether the non-AP enables or disables a feature considering its resource constraints and expected gains? What is the aspect you would like to be evaluated?
Klaus: Yes, I tried to understand what you are trying to do with the gain guidance. As we have seen in our simulations the achievable gains are not always that straightforward to quantify. OBSS load is one factor but not the only one to be considered. Secondly, I am not sure, I agree with the statement that non-AP STA have to decide between NPCA, DSO and EMLSR. For example, I see NPCA mostly beneficial when you have e.g. a 160MHz non-AP STA in a 160MHz BSS. DSO would not make much sense in that case since the non-AP STA already covers the whole BSS BW. If you have an 80MHz non-AP STA it cannot use NPCA anyway since the NPCA PCH is outside of its bandwidth.
BR, Klaus
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