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 Li, 
  
1. Probably 3 
frames will be needed for most of implementations 
  
2. For 
systems targeting SDMA, the MAC frame will be longer than 
3-4ms. 
  
2. For VoIP, 
not necessarely one needs retransmissions, the codecs are tolerant to 
packet losses. 
  
Regards, 
  
Marianna 
  
  
  Jin, 
    
  I am a little puzzled 
  by your estimation. Note that when a physical frame is transmitted, it is also 
  received at the same time. Unless the receiver has to take the entire time 
  duration of a physical frame to finish the decoding after the frame has been 
  received, the ARQ loop delay seems to be dominated by the two TX physical 
  frames, not four. 
    
  In addition, the use 
  of small frame size is not uncommon in other technologies. For example, in 
  HDR, the slot time is 1.66ms. Voice traffic often has delay constraint of 20 
  or 40 ms. Considering the scheduling jitter and retransmission requirement, 10 
  ms ARQ loop delay does not seem to be terribly small. 
    
  Regards, 
    
  Junyi 
    
  -----Original 
  Message----- From: Marianna 
  Goldhammer [mailto:marianna.goldhammer@alvarion.com]  Sent: Thursday, October 
  30, 2003 8:05 
  AM To: Jin-Weon Chang; 
  stds-80220-requirements@ieee.org Subject: RE: stds-80220-requirements: 
  4.1.9 Latency- ARQ loop delay 
    
  
  
  
  I agree 
  with your comments.   
  
  
  In my 
  understanding, video teleconf needs the lowest delay, I 
  guess  
  
   that 40-50ms 
  for ARQ loop delay should be enough.  
  
  
  
  
  
    -----Original 
    Message----- From: Jin-Weon 
    Chang [mailto:jwchang1@samsung.com] Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 4:16 
    AM To: 
    stds-80220-requirements@ieee.org Subject: stds-80220-requirements: 4.1.9 
    Latency- ARQ loop delay 
    
    
    
    In the section 4.1.8 Latency "ARQ loop delay" is 
    required to be less than 10ms.  
    
    If I understand the ARQ loop delay correctly, it 
    includes  
    
    - TX time of a physical 
    frame,  
    
    - Propagation time over the 
    air,  
    
    - RX time of a physical 
    frame,  
    
    - Processing time for 
    acknowledgement,  
    
    - TX time of a ACK/NACK frame, 
      
    
    - Propagation time over the air, 
    and  
    
    - RX time of an ACK/NACK 
    frame.  
    
    ARQ loop delay includes 4 times of physical 
    frame  
    
    if we assume ACK/NACK information is transffered in 
    a physical frame.  
    
    Limiting the delay within 10ms results in limiting 
    the size of a physical frame   
    
    
    This requirement will highly restrict physical design of 
    MBWA.  
    
    I think the size of a physical frame should be 
    determined   
    
    considering not only delay factor but also many 
    other factors.  
    
    
    Thus I would like to propose that 10ms requirement 
    in ARQ loop delay be removed.  
    
    
    
    
    
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