IEEE 802.11n-2009, forIEEE 802.11-2007Wireless LANRevised specifications of the standard.It aims to improve two previous wireless network standards, including802.11aAnd802.11g, lack of online traffic.The theoretical value of its maximum transmission speed is 600Mbit/s, which is greatly improved compared with the previous 54Mbit/s, and the transmission distance will also increase.January 2004IEEEAnnounce to form a new unit to develop new802.11 standard, officially approved in September 2009.
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802.11n addsMIMOStandard, using multiple emitters andreceiving antennaTo allow higher data transmission rate, and uses Alamouti'sSpace-time block codeTo increase the transmission range.
802.11n supports rates in standard bandwidth (20MHz), including 7.2, 14.4, 21.7, 28.9, 43.3, 57.8, 65, 72.2 (short protection interval, single data stream) (in Mbit/s).The maximum speed when using 4xMIMO is 300Mbit/s.
802.11n also supports double bandwidth (40MHz). When 40MHz bandwidth and 4 * MIMO are used, the speed can be up to 600Mbit/s.
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20MHz or 40MHz can be freely selected for 2.4GHz and 5GHzbandwidth, but some devicesEquipped network cardOnly 40MHz bandwidth is allowed at 5GHz, such asMacBook。If a user buys a 150Mbps router that only supports 2.4GHz, it can only achieve 72Mbps, which is the fastest speed under 20MHz bandwidth.[1]