Abstract: An access point may communicate with one or more computing devices. A downlink frame may indicate that computing device is to switch to a different channel for communicating with the access point. The access point may request a response to confirm receipt of the downlink frame.

Abstract: An access point may communicate with one or more computing devices such as wireless devices and/or stations. The access point may receive an indication of beamforming information from the one or more computing devices. Based on the beamforming information, the access point may send a message, such as a multi-user request-to-send trigger frame, comprising a field and/or a subfield for a triggered transmission opportunity sharing procedure.

Abstract: A computing device may communicate with an access point. Data may be communicated using a format such as a physical layer protocol data unit. Different data formats may be used on different frequency bands. A data format may be modified to include one or more additional fields for use with a plurality of frequency bands.

Abstract: An access point (AP) transmits a trigger frame soliciting one or more trigger-based (TB) physical protocol data unit (PPDU) from a station (STA), the trigger frame comprising: a first indication associated with a first uplink resource allocation for the STA; a second indication associated with a second uplink resource for the STA; and a third indication indicating whether an aggregated acknowledgement mode is enabled. Based on the aggregated acknowledgement mode being enabled and on condition of receiving, from the STA, in response to the trigger frame, a first TB PPDU via the first uplink resource allocation and a second TB PPDU via the second uplink resource allocation, the AP transmits a BlockAck (BA) frame to the STA.

Abstract: A second access point (AP) (e.g., slave AP) may transmit to a first AP (e.g., master AP) an indication as to whether it intends to transmit to multiple users during a multi-AP transmission. The first AP may assign the second AP its primary channel for the multi-AP transmission, for example, based on the indication from the second AP.

Abstract: An access point (AP) may communicate with one or more stations (STAs) (or wireless devices or computing devices). The AP may receive a first frame from a first station. The first frame may comprise a buffer status report (BSR) for a peer-to-peer (P2P) connection of the first STA with a second STA. The AP may send a second frame, where the second frame may indicate a first frequency allocation for use by the first STA and a second identifier of the second STA.

Abstract: An access point (AP) may communicate with one or more computing devices (e.g., wireless devices and/or stations (STAs)). Computing devices may transmit without simultaneous transmit-receive (STR) operation, for example, by eliminating target computing device indications in a frame and/or by setting a target computing device rule for allocated computing devices. Instead of using adjacent channels for computing device operation, computing devices may use non-adjacent channels for transmitting and receiving in order to decrease adjacent channel interference.

Abstract: An access point (AP) transmits to a first station (STA) a first frame indicating a trigger-enabled (TE) restricted target wake time (r-TWT) service period (SP) of a TE r-TWT setup between the AP and the first STA. The AP receives from a second STA a Request to Send (RTS) frame during the r-TWT SP. The second STA may not be a member of the TE r-TWT. The AP transmits a second frame for deferring channel access by the second STA during the TE r-TWT SP.

Abstract: A physical layer protocol data unit (PPDU) with adjustable subcarrier spacing is proposed. The PPDU may include a data field, a signal field comprising parameters for demodulating the data field, and a non-High Throughput (non-HT) long training field (L-LTF) for estimating channel equalization coefficients for the signal. The signal field includes an indication of a subcarrier spacing of the data field. A transmitter of the PPDU may select the subcarrier spacing from a set comprising a first subcarrier spacing and a second subcarrier spacing.

Abstract: A non-access point (non-AP) multi-link device (MLD) transmits to an access point (AP) MLD a frame for a traffic identifier (TID) on a first link to which the TID is mapped in a TID-to-link mapping. The non-AP MLD receives from the AP MLD a trigger frame on a second link to which the TID is not mapped by the TID-to-link mapping. The non-AP MLD transmits to the AP MLD, in response to the trigger frame, a Quality of Service (QoS) null frame comprising the TID on the second link.

Abstract: A station (STA) receives from an overlapping basic service set (OBSS) a first physical layer protocol data unit (PPDU) comprising a first field that indicates presence or absence of a spatial reuse parameter in a second field of the first PPDU. Based on the first field indicating presence of the spatial reuse parameter in the second field of the PPDU, the STA determines a transmit power threshold based on the spatial reuse parameter and transmits a second PPDU using a transmit power based on the transmit power threshold.

Abstract: A station (STA) multi-link device (MLD) receives from an access point (AP) MLD, over a plurality of links, a plurality of trigger frames each indicating at least one random access resource unit (RA-RU). The STA MLD reduces a backoff counter in response to receiving each of the plurality of trigger frames, where the backoff counter is reduced in response to receiving a trigger frame based on a number of RA-RUs indicated in the trigger frame. Based on the backoff counter reaching zero, the STA MLD transmits to the AP MLD, on a link of the plurality links, a physical layer protocol data unit (PPDU) via one of the RA-RUs indicated in the plurality of trigger frames.

Abstract: A station (STA) receives, from an access point (AP), a first frame indicating a first time period of a transmission opportunity (TXOP); and a triggered TXOP sharing (TXS) mode. The STA transmits, to the AP or to a peer STA, based on the TXS mode, a second frame during the first time period. The STA transmits, to the AP, during the first time period, a third frame indicating termination of the first time period.