ZigBee/Mesh Networking
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Implementing a processor-independent, battery-powered wireless mesh network
In this entertaining and informative "how we did it," David Ewing of Synapse Wireless describes the creation of its Python Virtual Machine-based "lean-and-mean" Wireless Mesh Network Protocol software stack from the ground up.
Signal Chain Basics (Part 24): Basic networking using the IEEE 802.15.4 PHY/MAC protocol
Understand the basics of the physical and medium access control layers of this specification, as well as which topology configurations are effective, and why
Toward a structured approach to wireless sensor network design
Optimize your wireless sensor network design with this look at some practical approaches and tips and tricks that can help you shed many days from the overall design cycle.
Augmented Reality: Beyond RFID and QR Codes For Mobile
Georgia Tech and Alcatel-Lucent recently demonstrated mobile augmented reality by providing an interface into a virtual environment.
Integrating RFID and Sensor Technologies to Advance Systems
Are you experiencing data overload, security concerns, or integration hiccups in your RFID system? Creating an intelligent, converged system is much easier and more affordable than one might think. In the first part of this two-part series, find out how to smooth unexpected wrinkles through four goals.
Allocating memory in MATLAB-to-C code
MATLAB frees you from having to think about memory allocation and actively encourages the use of variable-size arrays. But that causes some problems too.
A matter of light, Part 1---The ABC's of LEDs
Here's the basics on LED parameters and what you need to know about their drivers.
The really early days of computing
If you doubt that we ever landed on the moon, here's how things were done before the minicomputer, as told by a NASA number cruncher who helped land a man on the moon.
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About the Wireless Net ZigBee/Mesh Networking How-To Section
Wireless Net DesignLine's ZigBee/Mesh Networking section is the design resource for engineers looking to implement wireless mesh networking technologies in mobile, home networking, security, industrial, sensor, and commercial designs. Topics covered in this area include radio frequency (RF) design, baseband processing, digital signal processing (DSP), MIMO, OFDM, ZigBee, Z-Wave Technology, Insteon, and more.
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