Article detail · 2018
Performance Analysis of ZigBee Protocol in the Large-Scale Network Topologies
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International Journal of Computer ApplicationsISSN 0975-8887
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- 2018
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- article
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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are self-configurable adhoc networks.To set up a seamlessly interoperable a WSN, a wireless sensor device technology called ZigBee is used.Moreover, ZigBee is an IEEE 802.15.4 based specification for a group of high-level communication protocols used to build area networks having both small range and wide range coverage.The design of the communication infrastructure and hardware components are crucial in the large-scale ZigBee networks in order to ensure communication efficiency in the real world applications.This study presents a performance analysis of a large-scale ZigBee networks for three different topologies comparatively.The performance of ZigBee devices has been analyzed in the network simulator OPNET in terms of total end-to-end delay, MAC throughput and MAC load.
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