A Deep Dive Into DFS Dynamic Frequency Selection

Did you know that Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) is a technique used in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks that permits devices to dynamically switch the operating frequency of transmission in order to avoid interference with other devices?  Well, maybe you did know that much. But there's a lot more to it!   

Some topics we’ll cover:

• What is Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS)?
• Why is DFS important?
• DFS Operation
• Challenges from DFS
• Design Considerations
• 6 GHz Shared Spectrum Rules
• 6 GHz Automated Frequency Control (AFC) in the US
• And more!