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Hi,

2014-06-05 12:57 GMT+04:00 Gaurav Kumar Chauhan <ck.gaurav@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> I am working on measuring channel load which requires knowledge of carrier
> sensing.
>
> I am comfortable with virtual carrier sensing but not with physical carrier
> sensing.
> I tried to google it but didn't get more than basics. I want to know about
> physical carrier
> sensing in detail and where code for physical sensing is present.
>
> Is it in driver or in firmware?
> I am using atheros pci-express card and ath9k driver.

Physical and virtual carrier sensing are both realized in hardware at
least in AR9xxx chips. Chip provides some knobs to control both of
them (on/off, setup levels, etc.) and allows retrieve some statistics
(see channel survey code of ath9k driver for example).

-- 
BR,
Sergey
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