Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes: a wireless LAN base station (AP); and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) that perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). The wireless LAN base station (AP) transmits a trigger frame to allocate a predetermined resource unit, the trigger frame including a terminal ID that specifies a wireless LAN terminal (STA) before association among the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA), to the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA). The wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) selects, when the terminal ID that specifies the wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) is included in the trigger frame, the predetermined resource unit and transmits uplink data to the wireless LAN base station (AP).

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The AP and the STA adaptively disable OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) belonging to a certain BSS and a terminal (STA) belonging to the AP. The STA updates an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether the AP and the STA are permitted to use OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) belonging to a certain BSS and a terminal (STA) belonging to the AP. The STA updates an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether the AP and the STA are permitted to use OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A terminal (10) includes an Initiator functional unit (13) for acquiring information to be used for estimating position information of the terminal by performing frame exchange with a neighboring Responder terminal, a Responder functional unit (14) for providing the information to be used for estimating the position information of the Initiator terminal by performing the frame exchange with a neighboring Initiator terminal, and a control unit (12) for controlling the Initiator functional unit (13) and the Responder functional unit (14). The control unit (12) estimates the position information of the terminal (10) based on the information acquired by controlling the terminal (10) to function as the Initiator terminal using the Initiator functional unit (13) and by controlling the terminal (10) to exchange frames with the neighboring Responder terminal, and then controls the terminal (10) to function as the Responder terminal using the Responder functional unit (14) and the position information.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The AP and the STA adaptively disable OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) belonging to a certain BSS and a terminal (STA) belonging to the AP. The STA updates an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether the AP and the STA are permitted to use OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The AP and the STA adaptively disable OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes: a wireless LAN base station (AP); and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) that perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). The wireless LAN base station (AP) transmits a trigger frame to allocate a predetermined resource unit, the trigger frame including a terminal ID that specifies a wireless LAN terminal (STA) before association among the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA), to the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA). The wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) selects, when the terminal ID that specifies the wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) is included in the trigger frame, the predetermined resource unit and transmits uplink data to the wireless LAN base station (AP).

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) belonging to a certain BSS and a terminal (STA) belonging to the AP. The STA updates an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether the AP and the STA are permitted to use OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A terminal (10) includes an Initiator functional unit (13) for acquiring information to be used for estimating position information of the terminal by performing frame exchange with a neighboring Responder terminal, a Responder functional unit (14) for providing the information to be used for estimating the position information of the Initiator terminal by performing the frame exchange with a neighboring Initiator terminal, and a control unit (12) for controlling the Initiator functional unit (13) and the Responder functional unit (14). The control unit (12) estimates the position information of the terminal (10) based on the information acquired by controlling the terminal (10) to function as the Initiator terminal using the Initiator functional unit (13) and by controlling the terminal (10) to exchange frames with the neighboring Responder terminal, and then controls the terminal (10) to function as the Responder terminal using the Responder functional unit (14) and the position information.

Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes: a wireless LAN base station (AP); and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) that perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). The wireless LAN base station (AP) transmits a trigger frame to allocate a predetermined resource unit, the trigger frame including a terminal ID that specifies a wireless LAN terminal (STA) before association among the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA), to the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA). The wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) selects, when the terminal ID that specifies the wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) is included in the trigger frame, the predetermined resource unit and transmits uplink data to the wireless LAN base station (AP).

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax switches, under an environment where the AP and the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax enable OBSS_PD-based SR, an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether only the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax is present as the STA or both the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax and the STA incompatible with IEEE 802.11ax are present as the STAs.

Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes a wireless LAN base station (AP), and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) which perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). An AID indicating an associated wireless LAN terminal (STA) includes a specific bit generated by using a BCB. The wireless LAN base station (AP) and an unassociated wireless LAN terminal (STA) generate a UAID which indicates the unassociated wireless LAN terminal (STA) to include the specific bit or a processed bit obtained by processing the specific bit, and use a bit to be distinguished from the AID as a bit other than the specific bit of the UAID when the specific bit is included in the UAID.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) belonging to a certain BSS and a terminal (STA) belonging to the AP. The STA updates an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether the AP and the STA are permitted to use OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax switches, under an environment where the AP and the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax enable OBSS_PD-based SR, an NAV used for virtual carrier sense according to whether only the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax is present as the STA or both the STA compatible with IEEE 802.11ax and the STA incompatible with IEEE 802.11ax are present as the STAs.

Abstract: A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The AP and the STA adaptively disable OBSS_PD-based SR.

Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes a wireless LAN base station (AP), and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) which perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). An AID indicating an associated wireless LAN terminal (STA) includes a specific bit generated by using a BCB. The wireless LAN base station (AP) and an unassociated wireless LAN terminal (STA) generate a UAID which indicates the unassociated wireless LAN terminal (STA) to include the specific bit or a processed bit obtained by processing the specific bit, and use a bit to be distinguished from the AID as a bit other than the specific bit of the UAID when the specific bit is included in the UAID.

Abstract: A wireless LAN system according to the present disclosure includes: a wireless LAN base station (AP); and a plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA) that perform uplink multi-user communication with the wireless LAN base station (AP). The wireless LAN base station (AP) transmits a trigger frame to allocate a predetermined resource unit, the trigger frame including a terminal ID that specifies a wireless LAN terminal (STA) before association among the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA), to the plurality of wireless LAN terminals (STA). The wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) selects, when the terminal ID that specifies the wireless LAN terminal before the association (STA) is included in the trigger frame, the predetermined resource unit and transmits uplink data to the wireless LAN base station (AP).