Access point, terminal, and communication method for controlling network allocation vector
A wireless communication system according to the present disclosure includes an access point (AP) and a terminal (STA) that belong to a BSS. The AP and the STA adaptively disable OBSS_PD-based SR.
1. An access point comprising:
a memory configured to store instructions; and
at least one processor configured to process the instructions to:
control a spatial reuse operation for an interference management between a Basic Service Set (BSS) and an Overlapping BSS (OBSS) in a dense deployment scenario, and
send a signal, which is a data unit related to a physical layer, to indicate that the spatial reuse operation is not prohibited,
wherein the signal also indicates to turn off both a Basic Network Allocation Vector and an intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector, and
wherein the Basic Network Allocation Vector is different from the intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector.
2. A communication apparatus comprising:
a memory configured to store instructions; and
at least one processor configured to process the instructions to:
perform a spatial reuse operation for an interference management between a Basic Service Set (BSS) and an Overlapping BSS (OBSS) in a dense deployment scenario,
receive a signal, which is a data unit related to a physical layer, to indicate that the spatial reuse operation is not prohibited, and
turn off both a Basic Network Allocation Vector and an Intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector based on the signal, and
wherein the Basic Network Allocation Vector is different from the intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector.
3. A communication method performed by an access point, the communication method comprising:
controlling a spatial reuse operation for an interference management between a Basic Service Set (BSS) and an Overlapping BSS (OBSS) in a dense deployment scenario; and
sending a signal, which is a data unit related to a physical layer, to indicate that the spatial reuse operation is not prohibited,
wherein the signal also indicates to turn off both a Basic Network Allocation Vector and an intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector, and
wherein the Basic Network Allocation Vector is different from the intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector.
4. A communication method performed by a communication apparatus, the communication method comprising:
performing a spatial reuse operation for an interface management between a Basic Service Set (BSS) and an Overlapping BSS (OBSS) in a dense deployment scenario;
receiving a signal, which is a data unit related to a physical layer, to indicate that the spatial reuse operation is not prohibited; and
turning off both a Basic Network Allocation Vector and an intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector based on the signal, and
wherein the Basic Network Allocation Vector is different from the intra-BSS Network Allocation Vector.