11.3. Highlights of HomeRF 2.0
To improve the transmission performance of HomeRF, especially for the increased throughput of asynchronous data, the HomeRF 2.0 standards have been proposed and approved. HomeRF 2.0 enables up to eight voice connections and is capable of providing streaming audio and video sessions. The high transmission throughput of HomeRF is made possible by using a GFSK signaling rate of 5 MHz instead of 1 MHz. The higher signaling rate results in transmission throughputs of 5 and 10 Mbps for 2FSK and 4FSK modulations, respectively. Within the ISM band of between 2430 and 2477 MHz with a single channel bandwidth of 5 MHz, 15 instead of 75 non-overlapping channels can be allocated. Using equalization techniques, similar receiver ...
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