Tuesday, June 25, 2019

 IoT wireless technologies. The IoT wireless standards covered are wifi, Z-wave, bluetooth, zigbee, THREAD, RFID, NFC, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, LTE, ANT+, Cognitive radio, weightless N/W etc. Companies are developing products as per wireless standards outlined here. The idea is to develop IoT product which addresses following key challenges.

• Trade off between power, data rate and coverage range
• Interoperability between wireless standards
• security aspects
• Prevention of interference and failure modes

WirelessStandardN/W
type
USA
Frequency
Max.
range
Max.
data
rate
and power
Secu-
rity
WiFiIEEE
802.11a,
11b,
11g,
11n,
11ac, 11ad
WLAN 2.4 ,
3.6,
5,
60 GHz
100m,6-780 Mbps 6.75 Gbps at 60 GHz
1 Watt
WEP,
WPA,
WPA2
Z-waveZ-waveMesh908.42
MHz
30m100Kbps, 1 mWTriple DES
BluetoothBluetooth,
Formerly
IEEE
802.15.1
WPAN2400 to
2483.5
MHz
100m1 to 3 Mbps, 1 Watt56/
128 bit
Bluetooth
Smart(BLE)
IoT
Inter-
connect
WPAN2400 to
2483.5
MHz
100m1Mbps, 10-500 mW128 bit AES
ZigbeeIEEE 802.15.4Mesh2400-
2483.5
MHz
10m250 Kbps, 1mW128 bit
THREADIEEE 802.15.4, 6LoWPANMesh2400 to
2483.5
MHz
11m251 Kbps , 2 mWatt128 bit AES
RFIDMany standardsPoint to
Point
13.56
MHz
1 m423 Kbps, about 1mWPossible
NFCISO/IEC 13157Point to
Point
13.56
MHz
0.1m424 Kbps,1 to 2 mWPossible
GPRS3GPPGERANGSM
850 ,
1900
MHz
25 Km/
10 Km
171 Kbps
2W/1W
GEA2/
GEA3
/GEA4
EDGE3GPPGERANGSM 850/
1900
26 Km/
10 Km
384 Kbps,
3W/1W
A5/4, A5/3
HSDPA/
HSUPA
3GPPUTRAN850/
1700/
1900
MHz
27 Km/
10 Km
0.73-56 Mbps,
4W/1W
USIM
LTE3GPPGERAN/
UTRAN
700-2600 MHz28 Km/
10Km
0.1-1Gbps ,
5W/1W
SNOW 3G
Stream Cipher
ANT+ANT+
Alliance
WSN2.4
GHz
100 m1Mbps,
1mW
AES-128
Cognitive RadioIEEE 802.22 WGWRAN54-862
MHz
100 Km24 Mbps,
1 W
AES-
GCM
Weightless
-N/W
Weightless SIGLPWAN700/
900
MHz
5 Km0.001-10 Mbps,
40mW/4W
128bit


As there are wireless devices designed and developed based on different wireless standards as outlined above, the biggest challenge is interoperability between these devices in the IoT network. The other challenge is interference among these devices due to frequency of operation either in the same band or nearby bands. The radiated power is also the critical factor to be considered for interference related issues

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