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guard interval (802.11) (GI)

The term Guard Interval (GI) is used in WLANs according to 802.11.

Guard Interval (GI) is a short period between the transmitted data packets. The guard interval is used as a safety interval to ignore faulty data packets. The longer the GI time, the better the freedom from errors and the multipath capability. However, a longer guard interval reduces the data rate, which is reflected in the Modulation and Coding Scheme( MCS) values. For 802.11ac, the guard intervals are 800 ns and 400 ns.

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Englisch: guard interval (802.11) - GI
Updated at: 04.11.2019
#Words: 81
Links: period (T), data, data rate, multicast server (MCS),
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