Standard IEEE P802.15.13 16.5.2023 preview

IEEE P802.15.13

IEEE Approved Draft Standard for Multi-Gigabit per Second Optical Wireless Communications (OWC), with Ranges up to 200 meters, for both stationary and mobile devices

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Designation standards: IEEE P802.15.13
Publication date standards: 16.5.2023
SKU: NS-1135694
Approximate weight : 300 g (0.66 lbs)
Country: International technical standard

Annotation of standard text IEEE P802.15.13 :

New IEEE Standard - Active - Draft.

This standard defines the protocol and compatible network equipment for optical wireless communications and its operation as an optical wireless personal area network (OWPAN) supporting data rates of multiple Gbit/s for wireless specialty applications. The standard defines a medium access control (MAC) layer operating in beacon-enabled or non-beacon-enabled mode and three physical layers (PHYs) enabling low complexity, low power, and high throughput.

ISBN: 978-1-5044-9216-4, 978-1-5044-9216-4

Number of Pages: 154

Product Code: STDUD25798, STDAPE25798

Keywords: optical wireless communication, LiFi, IEEE Std 802.15.13™, DC-biased OFDM, pulsed modulation, distributed MIMO, mobility support

Category: 802.15|Optical Communication|Wireless Communication

Draft Number: P802.15.13/D10.0, Nov 2022 - UNAPPROVED DRAFT, P802.15.13/D10.0, Nov 2022 - APPROVED DRAFT

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