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802.11a preamble

2014-11-02 04:49:44
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Hello,
I'm reading 802.11a specs and trying to understand how long in microseconds is the 802.11a preamble.
I know that 802.11a preamble is 12 symbols long plus one symbol for SIGNAL. But how can I convert it to time?
I need to know how many data (counted in time) are added to 802.11 frame to be ready to transmit by hardware.
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