PERFORMANCE WISE OF THE LEGACY AND AP TRIGGER IN 6G-WIRELESS TRANSMISSION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53555/ephijse.v7i4.207Keywords:
Legacy, Standard, Transmission, Performance, WirelessAbstract
Based on industry research, the utilization of wireless communication is expected to continue to increase quickly. By 2021, it is predicted that there will be 500 million wireless devices installed, which will lead to a significant increase in cellular traffic. To address this challenge, the 802.11ax Wi-Fi standard is ideal because it not only focuses on data rate speed but also on communication efficiency. This paper provides a mathematical analysis and simulation comparing the 802.11ax standard to legacy standards, and determines performance throughput and collision based on the number of ax and legacy stations. The study shows that using the 802.11ax standard not only increases speed but also decreases collisions on the coexistence system. Therefore, the 802.11ax standard can be a solution for achieving efficiency and high-speed data rates for future Wi-Fi communication systems.
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