ss the needs of low-cost,low-power wireless sensor and control networks in any market.It is a device that can transmit data over long distances by passing data through intermediate devices to reach more distant ones, creating a mesh network; i.e., a network with no centralized control or high-power transmitter/receiver able to reach all of the networked devices. Zigbee’s “realiable wireless performance and battery operation” makes it ideal for remote sensor networks operating on limited battery power.
Zigbee signals operate like network signals and most closely resemble Bluetooth and WiFI. These devices put themselves to sleep when not in use, thereby
conserving power. This makes these devices ideal for battery-operated applications because they can last for several years before needing new batteriesZigBee Application
1.Zigbee Smart Energy
It defines an IP-based protocol to monitor, control, inform and automate the delivery and use of energy and water. It helps to create greenery homes by giving consumers the information and automation needed to easily reduce their power consumption and save money.
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2. Zigbee Home Automation
ZigBee devices have been slow in gaining acceptance in the home automation market.This is largely because, since ZigBee devices are open-source, devices from one manufacturer sometimes have difficulty communicating with devices from a different manufacturer. is the industry leading global standard helping to create smarter homes that enhance the comfort, convenience, security and energy management for the consumer. It is the technology of choice for world-leading service providers, installers and retailers.ZigBee Home Automation delivers a standard that can make every home a smarter, safer and more energy efficient environment for consumers and families.
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3. ZIgBee Communicates Via Radio
ZigBee devices are designed to communicate via radio frequencies. ZigBee has adopted 2.4 GHz for it’s worldwide standard frequency. Because of potential bandwidth interference, ZigBee uses 915 MHz in the United States and 866 MHz in Europe.
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