Development of Home Network Gateway Supporting both Wire and Wireless Communication

Han, Jae-Yong; Lee, Sunheum; Kim, Sun‐Hyung; Han, Sang‐Min

doi:10.1109/fgcn.2008.94

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“…In a later publication [3], it was noted that the original 3 https://github.com/adamdunkels/uip approach was discarded due to the unsatisfying backbone medium. Another approach that addresses wireless bridging is sketched in [4]. Here, existing powerlines are used to forward the radio signal directly without any transformation.…”

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A fault-tolerant backbone for IEEE 802.15.4 based networks

Krammer

Seifried

Kästner

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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IEEE 802.15.4 is a well-accepted standard for realizing wireless control networks. Besides the immediate use by an application, many industrial automation and building automation technologies are based on this standard. However, wireless networks have significant drawbacks. One major drawback is the range, since many automation systems are spread over a wide area or are even located in different facilities. In some cases, gateways are used to bridge the wireless clusters. However, a gateway strongly depends on the application. This paper introduces a transparent backbone for seamless communication in IEEE 802.15.4. The proposed solution is capable of connecting a large number of wireless clusters. The concept does not depend on a specific backbone medium. It only requires a pairwise connection among all backbone nodes. Thus, any fieldbus protocol or even Ethernet (IP) can be used. Since many applications are safety-critical, the backbone allows placing two or more wireless interfaces in one cluster and tolerates faults of backbone devices.

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“…Also, WirelessHART, deployed in industrial automation, partially facilitates IEEE 802.15. 4. In contrast to WiFi, it is designed as low-power and lowrate wireless protocol for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN).…”

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A fault-tolerant backbone for IEEE 802.15.4 based networks

Krammer

Seifried

Kästner

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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“…An embedded gateway is designed which can interconnect many heterogeneous networks for software framework and main software modules of the gateway to interconnect Internet, field bus and other wireless networks to home network in [6]. A home network gateway is proposed to support PLC and Zigbee communication modes as communication hardware and a protocol conversion method is presented to be able to smoothly exchange the data between them in [7]. The method of ARM-based field bus protocol conversion is proposed based on conversion gateway based on standard gateway packet to solve restrictions on one to one conversion with the independent of communication protocols to improve compatibility and scalability in [8].…”

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Design of Multiple Hetegenous Protocols Conversion of Home Gateway Based on Task Description

Zhou

2013

AMR

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The disunion of communication protocol standards at present creates a huge barrier against the interconnection and interoperability of heterogeneous devices in home. To solve this problem, a method of multiple protocols conversion of home gateway was proposed to integrate a variety of heterogeneous protocol networks. Firstly, a new task description language based on ClassAD was designed to describe different heterogeneous devices for communicating each other in home networks. And a plug-in expansion mechanism was introduced to improve the scalability of heterogeneous protocols and the throughput of home networks system. As a result, the ability of semantic interoperability of heterogeneous devices is achieved to integrate new applications and drivers into the deployed intelligent home system during runtime based on the proposed home gateway.

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“…First, this research will introduce the origin of the butterfly effect and the explanations of various related theories. The butterfly effect was first proposed by American meteorologist Edward Lorenz in a lecture, that is, small initial conditions can trigger a large climate change in a short period of time [3]. The movement of the butterfly's wings causes changes in the air system around it, producing weak airflow, which causes corresponding changes in the surrounding air or other systems, resulting in a chain reaction that eventually leads to huge changes in other systems, which is called chaos.…”

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Analysis of the Principle and Phenomena of Butterfly Effects

Ban

2024

HSET

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As a matter of fact, the butterfly effect refers to the phenomenon that small initial conditions can lead to greatly different output results in chaotic systems, which plays an important role in nonlinear dynamics. In recent years, various fields have faced the issues of the butterfly effects, the numerical way to analyze the chaos is crucial to investigate. The purpose of this study is to reveal the internal law of the butterfly effect and its significant influence on the stability of the system through the in-depth analysis of the principle and phenomenon of the butterfly effect. First of all, this paper will introduce the origin of the butterfly effect and related theoretical explanations, and on this basis, put forward a specific case. The significance of this study is to remind people of the importance of small factors in influencing the whole system, and to provide theoretical support for future model building and decision-making.

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Development of Home Network Gateway Supporting both Wire and Wireless Communication

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

A fault-tolerant backbone for IEEE 802.15.4 based networks

A fault-tolerant backbone for IEEE 802.15.4 based networks

Design of Multiple Hetegenous Protocols Conversion of Home Gateway Based on Task Description

Analysis of the Principle and Phenomena of Butterfly Effects

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