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Coexistence of IEEE 802.11 B and IEEE 802.11 E Stations in QoS Enabled Wireless Local Area Network.

Majkowski et al., 2006

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3903069482257833777
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Majkowski J
Palacio F
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Wireless and Optical Communications

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The IEEE 802.11 e amendment is being designed to be compatible with the legacy 802.11 standard, therefore users with 802.11 network card will be able to connect and work without problems in a new QoS Basic Service Set (QBSS). However, this coexistence may …
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