Abstract: A multi-link device (MLD) in a wireless local area network (WLAN) system is proposed. The MLD may include an access point (AP) MLD. The AP MLD may receive receiving, from a non-simultaneous transmit and receive (Non-STR) station (STA) MLD, a multilink aggregation request signal through a first link. The multilink aggregation request signal may include first information related to a second link for which aggregation is requested and second information related to a transmission opportunity (TXOP) to be set in the second link. The AP MLD may obtain the TXOP based on the second information in the second link. The AP MLD may transmit, to the Non-STR STA MLD, a first multilink aggregation response signal through the first link and a second multilink aggregation response signal through the second link.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (LAN) system, an STA of a multi-link device (MLD) may transmit MAC addresses of other STAs included in the same MLD as the STA in a link setup step. The MAC addresses of other STAs may be included multi-link address information. The multi-link address information may be included in a Multi-link Element defined in a conventional Management frame such as a Beacon Frame, a Probe Response Frame, an Association Request Frame, and an Association Response Frame.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device operating in a plurality of links can transmit, via a first link, a request frame for changing the first link from among the plurality of links to a second link not included in the plurality of links. The multi-link device can receive a response frame via the first link on the basis of the request frame. The multi-link device can change the first link to the second link on the basis of the response frame.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (LAN) system, a shared AP may determine PPDU transmission power to be transmitted to an STA on the basis of an ARIL of the STA, transmission power of a signal transmitted to the STA by a sharing AP, and an RSSI of a signal received from the sharing AP by the STA.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device (MLD) operating in a plurality of links including a first link can transmit a request frame to a first AP of an AP MLD through a first STA (station), wherein the request frame includes an information field for requesting every element included in an element set designated for a second link. The MLD can, on the basis of the request frame, receive every element included in the element set designated for the second link.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to a sharing access point (AP) and a shared AP in a wireless Local Area Network (LAN). A method performed by the sharing AP may comprise the steps of: allocating a first channel to first and second stations (STAs), wherein the shared AP is associated with the first and second STAs; receiving, from a sharing AP, an allocation of a second channel for transmission of coordinated orthogonal frequency division multiplexing access (C-OFDMA); and transmitting a channel switching signal that requests channel switching from the first channel to the second channel, wherein the channel switching signal is only transmitted to the first STA participating in the C-OFDMA, but not to the second STA not participating in the C-OFDMA.

Abstract: An STA MLD can receive traffic indication map (TIM) information from an access point (AP) MLD in a wireless local area network (LAN) system. The TIM information can include a TIM bitmap and a link bitmap. The TIM bitmap includes a bitmap related to whether data to be transmitted by the AP MLD to each receiving MLD is present, and the receiving MLD can include the STA MLD. The link bitmap can include information related to a link of the receiving MLD, in which the data to be transmitted by the AP MLD is present, from among the receiving MLDs. The STA MLD can receive wake-up link information from the AP MLD. The wake-up link information can include information related to a link to be woken up from among links of the STA MLD.

Abstract: A method performed by a sharing access point (AP) of a wireless local area network (LAN) system may comprise the steps of: transmitting, to a shared AP, a first station (STA) list and a first measurement notification frame which requests measurement of received signal strength indicators (RSSIs) of signals transmitted from first STAs included in the first STA list; transmitting, to each of the first STAs, a request frame which requests information related to transmission power of the signals transmitted by the first STAs; receiving a report frame including the information related to the transmission power from each of the first STAs; transmitting a multi-AP transmission trigger frame to the shared AP; and transmitting data to each of the first STAs.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device (MLD) operating in a plurality of links may receive information regarding a plurality of groups into which the plurality of links are classified. The information regarding the plurality of groups may include information regarding IDs allocated to the plurality of groups and information regarding power saving (PS) intervals allocated to the plurality of groups. The multi-link device may change, on the basis of the information regarding the plurality of groups, at least one STA included in the multi-link device to be in a doze state.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to a multi-link device (MLD) in a wireless local area network (LAN). The MLD in the present disclosure includes a first station (STA) operating on a first link and a second STA operating on a second link. The MLD may transmit acknowledgement (ACK) sharing information which is related to whether ACKs can be shared between the first STA and the second STA.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (WLAN) system, an STA performs CCA on resources allocated thereto via a trigger frame from an AP and can transmit a TB PPDU via an idle channel among the allocated resources on the basis of the result of the CCA, wherein the PHY of the TB PPDU may include information about the result of the CCA.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network system, a reception multi-link device (MLD) may not transmit a CTS frame, even if the reception multi-link device receives an RTS frame via a second link, in the case that an STA operating via a first link is a TXOP responder.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device (MLD) may transmit, to an access point (AP), a request frame for activating a power saving mechanism (PSM). The multi-link device may receive a response frame for activating the PSM. The multi-link device may activate the PSM in at least one of a first link or the second link on the basis of the response frame.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device including a first STA and a second STA may receive, via the first STA, at least one PPDU within a transmission opportunity (TXOP) configured in a first link. While the at least one PPDU is received, the state of the second STA may be set to a doze state. The multi-link device may receive, via the first STA, a first control frame for the truncation of the TXOP. The multi-link device may change the state of the second STA from the doze state to an awake state on the basis of the first control frame.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device (MLD) may transmit, to an AP, a request frame for changing a primary link. On the basis of the request frame, the MLD may receive a response frame from the AP. On the basis of the response frame, the MLD may determine whether to change the primary link.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a multi-link device (MLD) including a first STA and a second STA can receive a DL PPDU through a first link. The multi-link device can set the state of the second STA to be a doze state during the duration of the DL PPDU. The multi-link device can transmit an ACK frame through the first link in response to the DL PPDU. The multilink device can set the state of the second STA to be an awake state during the duration of the ACK frame.

Abstract: A transmitting multi-link device (MLD) in a wireless local area network system enables a first station (STA) to perform a back-off operation again without transmitting PPDU, if a second STA is in the middle of receiving even when a back-off counter (BC) of the first STA becomes 0. The first STA and the second STA are included in the same transmitting MLD. The first STA operates on a first link and the second STA operates on a second link. The first and second links are included in a non-simultaneous transmit and receive (NSTR) link pair.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (LAN) system, a transmitting device can delay PPDU transmission in a first link when a backoff counter of a second link does not reach 0 even if a backoff counter of the first link reaches 0.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (WLAN) system, a transmitting multi-link device (MLD) may defer the transmission of a PPDU on a first link, even if a back-off counter of a non-primary link reaches zero, as long as a back-off counter of a primary link does not reach zero. When the transmission of the PPDU is deferred, the back-off counter may be kept at zero.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network system, a receiving device may receive a Block Acknowledgment Request (BAR) frame including information related to a link for which an ACK is requested, and transmit a Block ACK (BA) frame on the basis of the BAR frame. The receiving device is a Multi-Link Device (MLD), which supports communication over multiple links. Each link of the multiple links can be configured based on 2.4 GHz band, 5 GHz band, and/or 6 GHz band defined in a conventional wireless local area network system.