Te mau rave'a aravihi o teie tau Zigbee, WiFi e 433MHz i to raua huru

Te mau rave'a aravihi o teie tau Zigbee, WiFi e 433MHz i to raua huru

Zigbee, Ua riro te WiFi e te 433MHz ei na rave'a aravihi taa ê e toru no te aparauraa poto na roto i te niuniu paraparau. Te vai ra to te mau ravea aravihi tataitahi to ' na mau vahi maitatai e to ' na mau vahi atâ.

E mana haihai roa te Zigbee, Te mau nota, Te mau rave'a aravihi o teie tau. Na roto i te faaohiparaa i te mau rave'a, eiaha noa te vahi haapurororaa e nehenehe e faarahihia e e faatano-ohie-hia, but also the “blind spot” in wireless communication environment can be eliminated. Taa ê noa'tu i te reira, Zigbee supports star, tree and mesh topologies. No reira, Zigbee is well-suited for both simple and complex built environment. Compared to the WiFi, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, Zigbee’s data rate is 250kbps, lower than WiFi’s 11Mbps-54Mbps. That makes Zigbee inappropriate for high data rate applications, such as internet surfing, large file downloading or uploading. For restaurant and catering industry, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, the data exchanged between server and terminals generally are just small amount. No reira, Zigbee is a quite suitable technology for ordering application.

WiFi can support high-data-rate applications. It also supports “always-on” feature, which makes the WiFi attractive for some applications. However, it has some drawbacks which have been noticed by the consumers, such as high power consumption, low reliability, long reconnection time, te tahi atu â.

433MHz technology has been widely used in China for restaurant ordering application. Since it uses relatively low frequency band, its wireless signal can be transmitted further than Zigbee and WiFi, which operates in 2.4GHz band. However, the data rate of 433MHz is only 9.6kbps, much lower than WiFi and Zigbee’s data rate. No reira, 433MHz suits the application in which only small amount of data needs to be transmitted. Taa ê noa'tu i te reira, same as WiFi, 433MHz supports star topology only, which may cause “blind spot” within the wireless network coverage area.

Different from the WiFi’s “always-on” feature, in Zigbee and 433MHz system, the wireless link is established only when there is data need to be transmitted. This mechanism can dramatically reduce the interference to other devices in the network. The power consumption of the device is also reduced. However, If “always-on” is requested in Zigbee or 433MHz system, a function can be designed in the application software to support this feature.
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