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Understanding the disadvantages of ZigBee in wireless communication
ZigBee is widely used in home automation, industrial automation, and smart devices due to its low power consumption and cost-effective setup. However, this wireless communication protocol has certain limitations that impact its applicability. Here, we’ll explore the key zigbee disadvantages and discuss why other wireless protocols like Wi-Fi or Z-Wave might be more suitable for […]
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What is border router software and how does it work?
In modern Thread networks, border router software plays a critical role in enabling secure and efficient communication between Thread devices and other IP-based networks. A border router acts as a gateway that allows bidirectional connectivity, facilitating smooth integration across various IP-based links and extending the network’s reach. Understanding border router software At its core, border […]
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Understanding BOTA – Bulk-Over-The-Air data transfer in wireless networks
The BOTA (Bulk-Over-The-Air) service is a robust UDP-based data transfer system built on the embeNET wireless communication protocol. Designed to transfer large amounts of data across wireless networks, BOTA facilitates communication between a central point (the border router, or BOTA Sender) and potentially multiple remote devices (known as BOTA Recipients). This system is particularly effective […]
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What do you need to know about MQTT protocol?
MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight and efficient messaging protocol designed for IoT devices and unreliable networks. Its ability to provide reliable message delivery with minimal network overhead makes it a preferred choice in scenarios with limited bandwidth or unreliable cellular networks. How MQTT works? MQTT follows a publish-subscribe model, where MQTT clients […]
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