Publication detail
Sensor Networking through Intranet and ZigBee
TRCHALÍK, R. ŠVÉDA, M.
Original Title
Sensor Networking through Intranet and ZigBee
English Title
Sensor Networking through Intranet and ZigBee
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original Abstract
This paper describes a new technology of ZigBee architecture and represents an approach to interconnecting between sensors networks with Internet or intranets. The contribution begins with introduction with architecture of the smart transducer - IEEE 1451. An industry-wide, open IEEE 1451 smart transducer interface standards provide common interfaces between sensors/actuators and instruments, microprocessors or networks. The IEEE 1451.5 proposal specifies a wireless communication protocol and transducer electronic data sheet formats. This proposed standard utilizes the IEEE 802 family as a basis of wireless communication protocols. In 2001 a new initiative started aiming at a standards review with a goal to extend some parts of the 1451 family to satisfy new industry demands. The next part of this paper deals with ZigBee architecture and interconnecting between ZigBee sensors network with Ethernet networks. ZigBee Gateways and Bridges offer two different ways how to provide connectivity. In context of ZigBee, Gateways provide a full featured connectivity and allow a greater diversity of devices and applications that can be interconnected by ZigBee networks. Although both types of devices may accommodate various applications, upon reviewing application’s requirements one of these types will usually prove superior. Standardization of those devices will enable multiple vendors to interoperate and provide a high-class solution to ZigBee users. Attention was given to alternative physical layers and to enhancements of the data sheet with new features such as XML format of the data sheet, hot swapping possibilities, and physical layers information.
English abstract
This paper describes a new technology of ZigBee architecture and represents an approach to interconnecting between sensors networks with Internet or intranets. The contribution begins with introduction with architecture of the smart transducer - IEEE 1451. An industry-wide, open IEEE 1451 smart transducer interface standards provide common interfaces between sensors/actuators and instruments, microprocessors or networks. The IEEE 1451.5 proposal specifies a wireless communication protocol and transducer electronic data sheet formats. This proposed standard utilizes the IEEE 802 family as a basis of wireless communication protocols. In 2001 a new initiative started aiming at a standards review with a goal to extend some parts of the 1451 family to satisfy new industry demands. The next part of this paper deals with ZigBee architecture and interconnecting between ZigBee sensors network with Ethernet networks. ZigBee Gateways and Bridges offer two different ways how to provide connectivity. In context of ZigBee, Gateways provide a full featured connectivity and allow a greater diversity of devices and applications that can be interconnected by ZigBee networks. Although both types of devices may accommodate various applications, upon reviewing application’s requirements one of these types will usually prove superior. Standardization of those devices will enable multiple vendors to interoperate and provide a high-class solution to ZigBee users. Attention was given to alternative physical layers and to enhancements of the data sheet with new features such as XML format of the data sheet, hot swapping possibilities, and physical layers information.
Keywords
ZigBee, IEEE 1451.5, brána, most, XML
RIV year
2006
Released
14.09.2006
Publisher
Brno University of Technology
Location
Brno
ISBN
80-214-3246-2
Book
Proceedings IMAPS CS International Conference EDS'06
Pages from
217
Pages to
221
Pages count
5
Documents
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT22260,
author="Roman {Trchalík} and Miroslav {Švéda}",
title="Sensor Networking through Intranet and ZigBee",
annote="This paper describes a new technology of ZigBee architecture and represents an
approach to interconnecting between sensors networks with Internet or intranets.
The contribution begins with introduction with architecture of the smart
transducer - IEEE 1451. An industry-wide, open IEEE 1451 smart transducer
interface standards provide common interfaces between sensors/actuators and
instruments, microprocessors or networks. The IEEE 1451.5 proposal specifies a
wireless communication protocol and transducer electronic data sheet formats.
This proposed standard utilizes the IEEE 802 family as a basis of wireless
communication protocols. In 2001 a new initiative started aiming at a standards
review with a goal to extend some parts of the 1451 family to satisfy new
industry demands. The next part of this paper deals with ZigBee architecture and
interconnecting between ZigBee sensors network with Ethernet networks. ZigBee
Gateways and Bridges offer two different ways how to provide connectivity. In
context of ZigBee, Gateways provide a full featured connectivity and allow a
greater diversity of devices and applications that can be interconnected by
ZigBee networks. Although both types of devices may accommodate various
applications, upon reviewing application’s requirements one of these types
will usually prove superior. Standardization of those devices will enable
multiple vendors to interoperate and provide a high-class solution to ZigBee
users. Attention was given to alternative physical layers and to enhancements of
the data sheet with new features such as XML format of the data sheet, hot
swapping possibilities, and physical layers information.",
address="Brno University of Technology",
booktitle="Proceedings IMAPS CS International Conference EDS'06",
chapter="22260",
institution="Brno University of Technology",
year="2006",
month="september",
pages="217--221",
publisher="Brno University of Technology",
type="conference paper"
}