Why is the SIFS time in the 802.11g standard effectively extended to 16 microseconds?
A) for compatibility with 802.11a
B) to account for quiet time
C) to allow 802.11n devices on the network
D) to achieve data rates higher than 11 Mbps

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The SIFS time in the 802.11g standard is effectively extended to 16 microseconds to account for quiet time. This allows for more accurate timing of transmissions and receptions, reducing the chances of collisions and improving the reliability of the network. It has nothing to do with compatibility with other standards, accommodating newer devices or achieving higher data rates.

Why Is the SIFS Time in the 802