Abstract: In a wireless network, full duplex communication is established using a half-duplex mechanism. During a full duplex communication opportunity, a first quantum of data is transmitted from a first station to a second station and a second quantum of data is received by the first station from the second station. The full duplex transmission opportunity is implicitly or explicitly established and ended using a transmission mechanism understood by half duplex wireless stations.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for indicating channel measurement feedback and a sending station. The method comprises: a sending station sends a radio frame, wherein a signal field, which is in the physical layer header of the radio frame, carries indication information requesting channel measurement feedback. The disclosure effectively reduces the transmission load overhead for sending the radio frame when requesting channel measurement feedback, thereby reducing, the power consumption of a station.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a method and system for transmitting channel feedback information. The method includes: a transmitting station transmits, after obtaining a Transmission Opportunity (TXOP), a radio frame to a receiving station to request the receiving station to transmit channel feedback information; and the receiving station transmitting, after receiving the radio frame transmitted by the transmitting station, a radio frame including channel feedback information to the transmitting station, wherein a transmission end time of the radio frame including channel feedback information is allowed to exceed an end time set by a transmission time threshold of the TXOP.

Abstract: A method and device for mapping a spatial stream to a space-time stream, and a method and device for transmitting data are provided in the disclosure. The mapping method includes: determining, according to a space-time encoding indication bit in a network, whether to adopt space-time encoding (S102); if it is determined to adopt space-time encoding, mapping M OFDM symbols carried by the nth spatial stream to OFDM symbols carried by the (2n?1)th and 2nth space-time stream respectively, n=1, 2, . . . , N, N is the total number of spatial streams in the network, M is the number of OFDM symbols carried by each spatial stream, and M is an even greater than zero (S104). Applying the disclosure, the problem that there is no specific method for mapping spatial stream to space-time stream using space-time encoding in a typical 802.11ac ultrahigh throughput WLAN system can be solved.