IEEE P802.11 - ENHANCED LIGHT COMMUNICATION (ELC) STUDY GROUP (SG) -
MEETING UPDATE
Status of IEEE 802.11 Enhanced Light Communication SG
Nikola Serafimovski (pureLiFi), Chair
Volker Jungnickel, Vice-chair
Mohamed Islim, Recording Secretary
Page Contents
- Background
- Goals
- September 2024
Background
Enhanced Light Communication - ELC, is a new Study Group within the IEEE 802.11 working group that
will address the problem of how a Station - STA (e.g. a Mobile Device) can communicate in the light spectrum
within the network to which another STA (e.g. an Access Point) is connected.
Goals
The goal of this IEEE 802.11 Study Group is to produce a Project Authorization Request (PAR) to allow
a common approach to allow IEEE 802.11 STAs to review potential improvements that could be introduced in addition to the capabilities defined in IEEE 802.11bb.
It is felt that this will not only help users within home, enterprise and public
access markets, but also assist manufacturers and operators to provide common
components and services for IEEE 802.11 customers.
September 2024
Main documents
Achievements
The main achievements of this meeting were
- Current status
- ELC reviewed the proposed draft Project Authorization Request and several contributions on the possible need and scope of the eventual Task Group
- The Scope section of the PAR (section 5.2.b) was agreed
- The timeline for ELC SG was agreed with a target completion by Jan. 2025
- Teleconferences
- Tuesday, 23th October 2024, 10:00 CET (04:00 ET), 1 hour
- Meeting agenda and motions are available here.
- Minutes of the meeting are available in here and here.
November 2024 plans
- Complete and approve the PAR.
- Review the CSD.
USEFUL LINKS TO OTHER SITES:
IEEE P802.11 WLANs RELATED
OTHER SITES
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