IEEE 802.11p

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IEEE 802.11p is published in July 2010 to extend the standard IEEE 802.11 - standard , the wireless technology to establish-motor vehicles and persons in a reliable interface for applications of Intelligent Transport Systems (English Intelligent Transport Systems to create ITS). The 802.11p working group emerged from the activities of 802.11a .

802.11p is considered to be the cornerstone for Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) in the frequency band from 5.85 to 5.925 GHz. It is a project of the US Department of Transportation based on the European CALM system ( Communications, Air-interface, Long and Medium range ). In order to avoid confusion with the European DSRC version from CEN , the term ITS-G5 is used rather than DSRC, especially in Europe.

The aim of the new radio standard for intelligent traffic systems is mainly applications in the area of ​​cooperative systems.

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credentials

  1. ^ Official timetable of the IEEE 802.11 consortium , accessed on November 18, 2010