Understanding TPC with IEEE802.11h
Transmit Power Control (TPC) is a mechanism that automatically adjusts Wi-Fi transmission power to optimize performance and reduce interference. It is formally defined by the IEEE 802.11h standard, which also addresses Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) to avoid radar interference. TPC enhances network efficiency, saves power, and improves security by ensuring radio waves reach only where needed.
- ▪TPC stands for Transmit Power Control and is essential for managing Wi-Fi transmission power.
- ▪IEEE 802.11h standardizes TPC and DFS to minimize interference with radar systems.
- ▪TPC helps reduce power consumption and enhances overall network performance.
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