IEEE 1901a-2019 pdf free

IEEE 1901a-2019 pdf free.IEEE Standard for Broadband over Power Line Networks: Medium Access Control and Physical Layer Specifications Amendment 1: Enhancement for Internet of Things Applications.
b,rcerf flit following definitions in alphabetical order into 3.1:
Ads’nced DOF (AD(JF mode): The optional diversity-orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) for frame body mode (DOF mode), supported in S(VW and flcxiblc channel wavclet (F(W) operation, using a low-density parity check code (LDPC’) forward error correction (FEC’) for crrorcorrection coding.
in-home waelet: Applics either to single channel wavcle (SCW) or flexible channel wavclct (F(W). ISP state s selet: Applies either to single channel wavelet (SCW) or flexible channel wavelet (FCW).
sclct B1; Either single channel wavelci (SCW) basic service sdt manager (BM) or flexible channel wavelet (FCW) BM.
waselet RSS: Either single channel wavelet (SC’W) basic service set (I3SS) or flexible channel wavelet (FCW) BSS.
waselet CRC: Either single channel wavelet (SCW) cipher block chaining ((BC) or flexible channel wavelet (FCW) (1IC.
was elet chaniiel estimation: Either single channel wavelct (SCW) channel estimation or flexible channel wavelet (F(W) channel estimation.
ss in clef tAC: Either single channel wavclet (S(’V) or flexible channel wavelet (FC’W) medium access control (MAC).
waselet PHY: Either single channel wavelet (SC’V) or flexible channel wavelct (FCW) physical layer (P1W).
aselct station: A station using a IEEE 1901 wavelci physical layer (PHY)/medium access control (MAC’) (either single channel wavelet [SCW] or flexible channel wavelet [FC’Wj or both).
was elet system: A system using a JEFF. 1901 wavelet physical layer (PHY)/medium access control (MAC) (either single channel ssavelct (SCWJ or flexible channel wavelet (FC’VI or both).
Change the following definitions as follows:
in-home wavelet system: An in-home system using athe IEEE 1901 wavelet physical layer (PHY )/medium access control (MAC).
resync signal: Signal that is transmitted by a system in order to request a resynchronization in other systems. Any in-home system that detects such a signal should enter the resynchronization state. An access system does not need to enter the resynchronization state. The resync signal is defined differently for each
type of system, as follows:
-Coexistence protocol (CXP): Phase vector φ6 in the field R
-Inter-system protocol (ISP) in-home wavelet system: Phase vector 3 in the field WRF
-ISP orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM): Phase vector 2 in the field ORF.IEEE 1901a pdf download.