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Re:Wi-Fi and Neighborhood Conflicts: An Algorithm to Keep th... by jdthomas on Friday January 23, 2015 @01:42PM (#8936459)
Interesting, glanced through your paper. How do you find real devices behave at constrained channel widths (<20Mhz in 2.4, <40Mhz in 5)? I have a feeling those are not well tested scenarios :)
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Re:Wi-Fi and Neighborhood Conflicts: An Algorithm to Keep th... by hrzn on Friday January 23, 2015 @06:11PM (#8937974)
All 802.11n devices supporting the 5G band support at least a bandwidth 20 MHz (as well as 40 MHz). In addition, you can use 5 and 10 MHz as well on some Atheros devices with open source drivers.
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