diff --git a/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtCapabilities.aidl b/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtCapabilities.aidl
index 4012c3ed73..5db5e817a0 100644
--- a/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtCapabilities.aidl
+++ b/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtCapabilities.aidl
@@ -18,6 +18,14 @@ package android.hardware.wifi;
 
 /**
  * Target Wake Time (TWT) Capabilities supported.
+ *
+ * TWT allows Wi-Fi stations to manage activity in a network by scheduling to operate at different
+ * times. This minimizes the contention and reduces the required amount of time that a station
+ * utilizing a power management mode needs to be awake.
+ *
+ * IEEE 802.11ax standard defines two modes of TWT operation:
+ *  - Individual TWT (default mode of operation if TWT requester is supported)
+ *  - Broadcast TWT
  */
 @VintfStability
 parcelable TwtCapabilities {
diff --git a/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtRequest.aidl b/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtRequest.aidl
index b063da3911..3338dee6e7 100644
--- a/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtRequest.aidl
+++ b/wifi/aidl/android/hardware/wifi/TwtRequest.aidl
@@ -31,6 +31,9 @@ parcelable TwtRequest {
     int minWakeDurationMicros;
     /**
      * Maximum TWT wake duration in microseconds.
+     *
+     * As per IEEE 802.11ax spec, section 9.4.2.199 TWT element, the maximum wake duration is
+     * 65280 microseconds.
      */
     int maxWakeDurationMicros;
     /**
@@ -39,6 +42,9 @@ parcelable TwtRequest {
     long minWakeIntervalMicros;
     /**
      * Maximum TWT wake interval in microseconds.
+     *
+     * As per IEEE 802.11ax spec, section 9.4.2.199 TWT element, the maximum wake interval is
+     * 65535 * 2^31 microseconds.
      */
     long maxWakeIntervalMicros;
 }