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Chapter 11

Michael Gleeson CWNA Online CWNA English 23 cards

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  1. 1What are some of the benefits of MIMO?Reduce coverage holes
    2 Spatial streams
    Frame aggregation
    Mixed client environments
  2. 2What do these stand for? TxBF MRC SM STBC CSDTxBF - Transmit Beamforming
    MRC - Maximal Ratio Combining
    SM - Spatial Multiplexing
    STBC - Space Time Blocking Coding
    CSD (Cylic Shift Diversity)
  3. 3What are the physical enhancements that HT brings in MIMO?40 MHz Channels
    More Subcarriers
    Channel Bonding
    Non-HT Duplicate Format
    Short GIs
    Modulation Rates
    Antenna Selection
  4. 4What are the MAC enhancements that HT brings in MIMO?Frame aggregation
    Block Acknowledges
    RIFS
    SMPS
    PSMP
  5. 5Enhancements with VHT?TxBF
    MU-MIMO
    Max 8 spatial streams
  6. 6Enhancements with PHY for VHT?256-QAM
    5GHz only
    80/160 MHz channels
  7. 7What does ADC and DAC mean?ADC - Analogue Digital Convertor (Rx)
    DAC - Digital Analogue Convertor (Tx)
  8. 8What does MRC stand for & do?Maximal Ratio Combining (Key word combine for Rx)
    Takes multiple received signals (Multipath) + combines them in a way that significantly boosts strength
  9. 9What is SM?Spatial Multiplexing
    Instead of single stream for communications the info is split and transmitted over multi streams (requires MIMO client to do this)
  10. 10How many subcarriers in: 802.11 a/g 802.11 n w/ 20 MHz channel 802.11 n w/ 40 MHz channel802.11 a/g - 52
    802.11 n w/ 20 MHz channel - 56
    802.11 n w/ 40 MHz channel - 114
  11. 11What is the standard Guard Interval?800 nanoseconds
  12. 12What is the optional shorter GI (SGI) ? what are the benefits and negatives of it?400 nanoseconds
    Benefit: High Transmission Rate
    Negative: Can cause Intersymbol Interference
  13. 13What does Frame Aggregation do? What is an analogy of this?Combines multiple data units into one frame. Saves on the HT & MAC overhead.
    Analogy: Putting more people in a car, more efficient than single people in individual cars
  14. 14What does A-MSDU stand for?Aggregate-MAC Service Data Unit
  15. 15What is an analogy of A-MSDU? What layer does it happen?3 letters going to the same person can be put into one bigger envelope and not individual small ones. More efficient. Data Link Layer.
  16. 16What does A-MPDU stand for?Aggregate-MAC Protocol Data Unit
  17. 17What is an analogy of A-MPDU?Letters going to the same address but for different people so they all need their own names shown (MAC header). They get put into a big envelope like a postmans sack (PLCP Header)
  18. 18Analogy of a Block Ack?You respond to say you received all the letters and you didn't respond to the individual letters everytime.
  19. 19Write out all the Interframe Spaces....S ome - SIFS
    P eople - PIFS
    D ance - DIFS
    A ll - AIFS
    E vening - EIFS
    R eally - RIFS
  20. 20What do these mean? SIFS PIFS DIFS AIFS EIFS RIFSShort Interframe Space
    PCF (Point Coordinated Function IFS)
    DCF (Distributed Coordinated Function IFS)
    Arbitrary Interframe Space
    Extended Interframe Space
    Reduced Interframe Space
  21. 21What are the PPDU frame formats?STF (Short Training Field)
    LTF (Long Training Field)
    SIG (Signal)
  22. 22What are the four protection modes?0 - No protection
    1- HT non-member protection
    2 - HT 20 MHz
    3 - Non-HT Mixed Mode (most common)
  23. 23What are the 802.11ac enhancements?only 5 GHz
    256 QAM Modulation
    MU-MIMO
    TxBF
    VHT
    80/160 MHz available
    8 Spatial Stream
    RTS/CTS used across multi channels

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