Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Huawei Device Co., Ltd.

Yunbo Li

Ming Gan

Yuchen Guo

Jian Yu

Xun Yang

Guogang Huang

Yiqing Li

Mao Yang

Dandan Liang

Bo Li

Yanchun Li

Yi Luo

Tianyu Wu

Kwok Shum Au

Sheng Sun

Yifan Zhou

Le Liu

Meilu Lin

Xiao Han

Mengshi Hu

Hufei Zhu

Osama S Aboul-Magd

Jiayin Zhang

Genadiy Tsodik

Chenchen Liu

Shimon Shilo

Jung Hoon Suh

Tao Wu

Oded Redlich

Ying Wang

Phillip Barber

Peter Loc

Zhiming Ding

Jing Tian Li

Yi Long

Xin Zuo

Jun Luo

Sheng Liu

Ping Fang

Yingpei Lin

Gong Zhang

Guiming Shu

Mingjie Dong

Chixiang Ma

Jia Ya Jia

Cheng He

Ji Chen

Jia He

Lujia Pan

Weiwei Fan

Zhongjiang Yan

Xun Zhou

Lianbo Zhang

Zhou Lan

Qiao Qu

Lvxi Yang

Junghoon Suh

Qian Zhang

Weimin Wu

Bo Yang

Mengyao Ma

Rui Du

Meihong Zhang

Jing Li

Osama Aboul-magd

Xuan Wang

Yanhong Chen

Zhaoxia Liu

Bo Gong

Leonid Epstein

Yingzhuang Liu

Yongming Huang

Yuxin Lu

Hui Han

Ziquan Zhou

Yuanyuan Peng

Oren Hencinski

Qianyi Huang

Limin Liao

Huangxun Chen

Shiyu Wang

Baofeng Ji

Doron Ezri

Shum Kwok Au

Kwokshum Au

A resource unit indication method and apparatus, and a storage medium, where the method includes: an access point (AP) sending a physical protocol data unit (PPDU) to a plurality of stations (STAs), where a transmission bandwidth of the PPDU is divided into M subblocks, M is an integer greater than 1, the transmission bandwidth is greater than or equal to 80 megahertz (MHz), the PPDU includes M first fields, the M first fields are in a one-to-one correspondence with the M subblocks, the first field is transmitted on a corresponding subblock, and the first field is used to indicate a resource unit (RU) allocated by the AP to at least one of the plurality of STAs.

Resource unit indication method and apparatus, and storage medium

A communication apparatus method includes a non-transitory memory configured to store non-transitory instructions, and one or more processors coupled with the non-transitory memory. The one or more processors are configured to execute the non-transitory instructions to thereby cause the communication apparatus to generate a trigger frame, and send the trigger frame to the stations. The trigger frame is useable to trigger each station of a plurality of stations in a plurality of basic service sets to send a corresponding trigger based physical protocol data unit, and the trigger frame comprises identification information of the plurality of basic service sets and identification information of the plurality of stations.

Uplink coordinated communication method and apparatus

A signaling information exchange method in a wireless local area network (WLAN), includes generating, by an access point (AP), a management frame, and sending, by the access point, the management frame. The AP is part of a first AP multi-link device (MLD). The management frame includes MLD information. The MLD information includes a first MLD element. The first MLD element includes a sub-element of the first MLD element that includes information of another AP in the first AP MLD.

Signaling information exchange method and communication apparatus in wireless local area network

Embodiments of this application provide a communication method between multi-link devices and an apparatus, and relate to the field of communications technologies, to reduce power consumption of a station multi-link device. The method includes: a multi-link device includes a plurality of STAs, one STA operates on one of a plurality of links, and the STA determines a primary link in the plurality of links. A STA operating on the primary link in the multi-link device may receive information sent by the AP indicating whether the STA operating on the primary link has a downlink traffic, and/or information indicating whether a STA operating on a link other than the primary link has a downlink traffic. Therefore, the STA operating on the primary link may determine a link on which the STA having a downlink traffic operates in the multi-link device.

Communication method between multi-link devices and apparatus

A data transmission method and apparatus applied to the wireless communications field, where the method includes receiving, by a first access point (AP), cooperation configuration information from a second AP, where the cooperation configuration information of the second AP indicates basic cooperation information of the second AP to the first AP, and triggering, by the first AP based on a quantity of spatial streams allocated through cooperation, at least one cooperation station (STA) associated with the first AP to perform uplink data transmission using a quantity of spatial streams allocated by the first AP.

Data transmission method and apparatus

A ML entity performs a backoff procedure of the primary link based on the backoff counter of the primary link; and when a count value of the backoff counter is 0, the ML entity sends a first PPDU on each first link in K first links, where the K first links include the primary link and K−1 first nonprimary links, and the first nonprimary link is in an idle state in a first inter-frame space before a time point at which the count value of the backoff counter decreases to 0.

Communication method and apparatus

This application provides data transmission methods and apparatuses, to introduce a buffer status report (BSR) mechanism through multi-link (ML) cooperation, to improve performance of scheduling a station by an ML device. In an example method, a multi-link transmit end determines BSR signaling sent to a multi-link receive end, where the BSR signaling can enable the multi-link receive end to schedule a station of the multi-link transmit end over one or more links. Further, the multi-link transmit end sends the B SR signaling to the multi-link transmit end over the one or more links. This introduces a BSR mechanism through ML cooperation.

Data transmission method, data transmission apparatus and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for tid-to-link mapping

Flexible scheduling of a slave AP in a unified frame format in a multi-AP coordinated transmission scenario provides an information transmission method. A first access point (AP) generates a slave trigger frame, where the slave trigger frame includes trigger type information and AP indication information. The trigger type information is used to indicate a type of the slave trigger frame. The AP indication information includes an identifier of a second AP. The identifier of the second AP is used to indicate the second AP. The slave trigger frame is used to trigger the second AP to send a physical protocol data unit (PPDU). The PPDU carries a frame corresponding to a type of the slave trigger frame. The first AP sends the slave trigger frame to the second AP.

Transmission and receiving method; and apparatus for using trigger frames to schedule a second access point

A link reachability determining method to enable a multi-link device to determine whether a link is reachable in an uplink direction, includes: a multi-link STA receives a first frame sent by a multi-link AP on a first link, where the first frame includes transmit power and antenna gain information of each AP of the multi-link AP; and then, the multi-link STA determines, based on the first frame, whether each of M links supported by the multi-link STA is reachable in an uplink direction.

Link reachability determining method and apparatus

This application relates to the wireless communication field, and in particular, to critical basic service set (BSS) parameter management method applicable to multiple links and a related apparatus that are applied to, for example, a wireless local area network supporting the 802.11be standard. A first access point (AP) in a first access point multi-link device (AP MLD) generates and sends a first frame, where the first frame indicates critical BSS parameter update count values corresponding to a plurality of APs in the first AP MLD and critical BSS parameter update count values corresponding to a plurality of APs in a second AP MLD, and the second AP MLD is an AP MLD to which a nontransmitted AP belongs in a multiple basic service set identifier (BSSID) set including the first AP.

Critical BSS parameter management method applicable to multiple link and related apparatus

This application discloses methods and apparatuses applicable to multiple links, for example, in a wireless local area network supporting an 802.11be standard. In an example, a first station (STA) of a first non-access-point multi-link device (non-AP MLD) receives individually addressed traffic indication information that indicates whether the first non-AP MLD associated with a first access point multi-link device (AP MLD) has a downlink individually addressed traffic and whether a second non-AP MLD associated with a second AP MLD has a downlink individually addressed traffic. The second AP MLD is an AP MLD to which a non-transmitted AP belongs, and the non-transmitted AP is in a multiple basic service set identifier (BSSID) set in which the first AP is located. The first STA determines whether the first non-AP MLD has a downlink individually addressed traffic according to the individually addressed traffic indication information.

Individually addressed traffic indication method applicable to multiple links and related apparatus

Embodiments provide a multi-link communication method and a related apparatus. A first station generates a radio frame, where the first station is one of a plurality of stations included in a first multi-link device. The first multi-link device includes a first station operating on a first link and a second station operating on a second link. The first station transmits the radio frame on the first link, where the radio frame includes capability indication information, and the capability indication information indicates whether the first station and the second station support simultaneous transmitting/receiving operations. According to the embodiments of this application, communication quality can be ensured.

Multi-link communication method and related apparatus

Example channel access methods and apparatus are described. One example method includes performing first channel contention by a multi-link device on a first link, where an initial value of a backoff counter in the first channel contention is determined based on a first value of a contention window. The multi-link device may perform second channel contention on the first link when a value of the backoff counter becomes 0 in the first channel contention and when the multi-link device does not perform transmission on the first link. An initial value of the backoff counter in the second channel contention is determined based on a second value of the contention window, and the second value is equal to the first value or a minimum value of the contention window.

Channel access method for multi-link device, and related apparatus

Embodiments of this application disclose a channel puncture mode indication method and a related apparatus, which are applied to a wireless local area network (WLAN) system, for example, a WLAN system supporting 802.11be. The method includes: An access point sends a multi-user request to send MU-RTS frame, where the MU-RTS frame includes a common information field, the common information field includes channel puncture information, and the channel puncture information indicates whether at least one 20 MHz channel is occupied.

Channel puncture mode indication method and related apparatus

A channel contention method includes performing, by a first station and a second station of a multi-link device (MLD), channel contention based on a first enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) parameter; generating, by the first station and the second station, a point coordination function (PCF) inter-frame space (PIFS) access t imer when the first station performs EDCA access and the second station performs PIFS access; and performing, by the first station and the second station, channel contention based on a second EDCA parameter before the PIFS access timer backs off to 0.

Channel contention method and related apparatus

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