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Hi Minyoung, From my point of view, the BSS STAs are at different locations in general and with different impacts by the OBSS PPDU. Some of them will switch to the NPC while others won’t.
The AP and STAs don’t know whether the peer switch to NPC or not. So it is a complex mechanism and has to deal with many exceptions.
Besides, I also doubt how many chances there will be to access NPC in practice, given that frequency resources are used out in dense deployments. Even though the AP and STAs do exchange frames
on NPC, the duration of the frame exchange on the NPC is very limited. Overall, I think the idea is gain limited but very complex. BR, Xiangxin Gu Spreadtrum From: Leonardo Lanante <llanante@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Minyoung, We think it’s too early to dismiss STAs that are capable of decoding secondary channel NAV information at this stage of the task group. STAs can also obtain NAV information quickly from the PHY header without
decoding an actual frame and we may see implementations that leverage this capability for NPCA. We believe it will be better for STAs to be aware that these implementations may exist so we prefer to remove the first bullet or make it TBD for now. Thanks, Leonardo From: Minyoung Park <mpark.ieee@xxxxxxxxx>
Hi all, We ran the following SP in TGbn and the result was 99Y,42N,26A. Since the SP doesn't record the votes, I'm sending this email asking members who voted 'No' to please reach out to me so that we can resolve your concerns. SP on NPCA:
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