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: One embodiment of the present specification relates to a method for performing low-latency communications. According to one embodiment, an interframe space (IFS) for low-latency data may be suggested. The interframe space for low-latency data may be set to be greater than PIFS and smaller than DIFS. On the basis of the interframe space for low-latency data, a reception STA may perform EDCA and transmit low-latency data to a transmission STA.

Abstract: One embodiment according to the present specification relates to a method for performing low latency communication. A transmitting STA can transmit a low latency communication notification frame including information related to a section for low latency communication. The transmitting STA and a receiving STA can perform low latency communication in the section for low latency communication on the basis of the low latency communication notification frame. Afterward, the transmitting STA can transmit a low latency communication termination frame. The transmitting STA and the receiving STA can terminate the section for low latency communication on the basis of the low latency communication termination 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: In a wireless local area network system, a station (STA) can transmit a first physical protocol data unit (PPDU) including a link adaptation control field. The link adaptation control field can include a bit indicating whether the link adaptation control field includes information related to low-latency traffic. The low-latency traffic can require a latency of less than or equal to a threshold value. The STA can be allocated resources for the low-latency traffic. The STA can transmit a second PPDU including the low-latency traffic through the resources.

Abstract: An AP and a STA can perform a PHY-level HARQ operation in a wireless local area network system, and the AP can transmit resource allocation information about a PHY-level feedback frame to be transmitted by a plurality of STAs. The AP can receive a plurality of HARQ feedback frames from a plurality of STAs. The plurality of HARQ feedback frames are PHY layer signals. The resource allocation information can include information related to a tone set and a symbol from which transmission of the plurality of HARQ feedback frames are started.

Abstract: One embodiment according to the present specification relates to a method for performing low-latency communication. A receiving STA can receive information about an access type from a transmitting STA. The receiving STA can identify a transmittable access category on the basis of information about the access type. The receiving STA can transmit data about the transmittable access category to the transmitting STA.

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: 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 receiving STA of a wireless local area network (LAN) system, according to various embodiments, can support a multi-link including a first link and a second link. The receiving STA can request and receive a link for the transmission of low latency traffic. The receiving STA can transmit the low latency traffic on the basis of a first parameter set through a first link that is set as a link for the transmission of low latency traffic.

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.

Abstract: In a Wireless Local Area Network system, a reception device can receive information about link deactivation, and deactivate a link. The proposed method includes receiving a physical protocol data unit (PPDU) including a first control field in a first link. In the method, the first control field may include information related to disablement of the first link and information on a time point at which the first link is disabled. The proposed method further includes disabling the first link based on the first control field.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network system, a station (STA) can transmit a PPDU including frame drop information. The frame drop information can include information related to whether a frame drop caused by time latency has occurred in the STA.

Abstract: In a wireless local area network (LAN) system, a station (STA) may transmit a first physical protocol data unit (PPDU) including low-latency traffic, first control information, and second control information. The low-latency traffic may be traffic which requires latency less than or equal to a threshold value. The first control information may include information associated with the size of the low-latency traffic stored in a buffer and the size of other traffic than the low-latency traffic, stored in the buffer. The second control information may include information associated with the low-latency traffic. The STA may be allocated a resource for the low-latency traffic. The STA may transmit a second PPDU through the resource.

Abstract: The method executed in a wireless local area network (WLAN) system, according to various embodiments, may comprise: a step in which a reception station (STA), which supports a multilink comprising a first link and a second link, receives a target wake time (TWT) element via the first link, wherein the TWT element is received via a beacon and includes information for TWT period configuration for the second link; a step in which the reception STA configures a TWT period for the second link on the basis of the TWT element; and a step in which the reception STA communicates with a transmission STA via the second link within the TWT period.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for transmitting a PPDU in a WLAN system are proposed. Particularly, a transmission device receives configuration information relating to a multi-band. The transmission device performs channel sensing with respect to the multi-band. The transmission device transmits PPDUs to a reception device via the multi-band on the basis of the result of the channel sensing. In the multi-hand, a first band and a second band are combined. The first band includes a first primary channel. The second band includes a second primary channel. The channel sensing is performed on the basis of a first CW value which is set in common for the first and second bands. If transmission of some PPDUs allocated to the second band of the PPDUs fails, the first CW value is increased.

Abstract: Proposed is a method and device for receiving data in a wireless LAN system. Specifically, an AP transmits a trigger frame to a first to a third station (STA) through a multi-band. The AP receives data from the first to third STAs on the basis of the trigger frame. In the multi-band, a first band to a third band are combined. The trigger frame includes a common information field and a first to a third user information field. When the first and second STAs are associated with the first band, the first user information field includes user information relating to the first and second STAs. When the second and third STAs are associated with the second band, the second user information field includes user information relating to the second and third STAs. When the third STA is associated with the third band, the third user information field includes user information relating to the third STA.

Abstract: Proposed herein is a method and device for receiving a WUR discovery frame in a wireless LAN system. More specifically, a station (STA) receives a WUR discovery element from an access point (AP). The STA receives the WUR discovery frame from a neighbor AP based on the WUR discovery element. The WUR discovery element includes AP list information. The AP list information includes information on a WUR discovery period. The WUR discovery frame is received during the WUR discovery period.