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network 5. (DSSS), Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum , frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) and Infrared and Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing(OFDM) 6. Have 14 channels over apron. 90 MHz of RF spectrum in the 2.4 GHz ISM. Uses w/ Bluetooth , cordless phones and microwave ovens 7. It’s the sequence appears to be random but in fact does repeat typically after some lengthily period of time. FHSS requires

the technology which key name is "Bluetooth". This is a fact nowadays, but now another problem arises and is that there are a lot of standards and technologies, incompatible between them. What we need now is a universal, valid device for the connection of all kinds of peripheral, and that works in a transparent way for the user. This is Bluetooth. Opposite to other current technologies, like infrared promoted by the IrDA (Infrared Data Association) or DECT, Bluetooth has the support of the industry

defines a unique 32-bit home network identifier that is assigned by the controller and 8-bit host identifier that is allocated for each node. [46] 2.4.9 IPv6 over Bluetooth Low Energy Bluetooth Low Energy is also known as Bluetooth Smart and was introduced in Bluetooth V4.0 and enhanced in V4.1. RFC 7668 [39], which specifies IPv6 over Bluetooth LE, reuses most of the 6LowPAN compression techniques. 2.4.10 Session Layer Protocols This section reviews standards and protocols for message passing in IoT

to share devices and data. For example, instead of buying 20 printers for 20 people, a company can buy one printer and have 20 people share it over a network. Here are five technologies that uses network: scanner, printer, Bluetooth,

handle networking which helps computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within a particular area. This paper explains information about different communication modules such as Bluetooth, RF and Zig bee in industrial applications. In this paper, an overall comparison of these three modules are made which are based upon their industrial applications and characteristics such as standard, bandwidth, battery life, data rate, and maximum

agent (developed using Android OS). Presence of mobility in distributed systems introduces new challenges of reliable and secure communication. In this project, we propose a secure way of communication via wireless network (comprised of P2P nodes) – Bluetooth and secure the data transmission using asymmetric cryptograph. Assumptions: Communicating P2P nodes (here, mobile devices) • are not moving, • are within stipulated range, • have hardware capability of wireless communication, and • use latest releases

area. (422) True 3. On a P2P network, each computer has equal responsibilities and capabilities. (422) False 4. Wi-Fi networks cannot be integrated with Ethernet networks. (427) False 5. Most current operating systems do not yet have built-in Bluetooth support. (427) False 6. UWB requires line-of-sight transmission, so its technology is not as widespread as IrDA. (429) True 7. For successful communications with NFC devices, the devices or

The box contains a Bluetooth module (based on ROK101008) and a PCM codec for voice data transmission.The module is interfaced to a PC using a parallel, serial and USB cable. The audio data is accessible through standard mini-jack sockets To program operator's personal ID cards

Table of Contents Introduction 1 Background 1 Significance 1 Materials and Methods 4 What materials and chemicals will be used? 4 Circuit/System Design 5 Results and Discussions 7 Anticipated results 7 Simulations 7 Conclusions 8 Brief summary 8 References 9 Introduction Background In the market currently, there are smart thermostats that only takes away the hassle out of adjusting temperature in your room by programming temperatures at different time intervals. This wristband will allow the

This become difficult when other close by devices are also using that frequency. Using Bluetooth, poses potential security problems because it is less secure comparatively. A range of attacks, such as packet injection, can undermine Bluetooth broadcasts. 2.2.2 Water Management and Protection using LoRa Technology Figure 2.2 shows the application use to monitor and manage the water usage and guard against water or