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Definitive 802.15.4 for engineers
802.15.4 course description
A hands on course focusing on the technical development of 802.15.4. The course moves from a fast paced introduction to wireless basics through to the technical specifics of 802.15.4 and then onto the building of an 802.15.4 application.

Who will benefit?
Technical staff requiring a grounding in 802.15.4 including application engineers.

802.15.4 course prerequisites
None but the course is aimed at experienced technical staff.

802.15.4 course objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
  • Briefly describe WLAN and WPAN technologies.
  • Recognise the features and benefits of 802.15.4.
  • Describe the 802.15.4 standard and the technologies it uses.
  • Design a 802.15.4 network.
  • Secure a 802.15.4 network.
Duration: 3 days

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802.15.4 course contents

Wireless data overview
What is 802.15.4? Wireless networking basics, WLAN vs. WPAN, Bluetooth vs. 802.15.4. Target markets and applications. 802.15.4. Demonstration.

802.15.4 Standards
IEEE WPAN standards overview, features and services, ZigBee.

802.15.4 Radio
Frequencies and modulation. Power, DSSS, BPSK/O-QPSK, Channels, symbols, chips and bit rate.

802.15.4 PHY
7 layer model. PHY data transfer primitives. The PHY packet. PHY PIB management. PHY primitives. Hands on: issuing PHY primitives.

802.15.4 MAC layer: Data
The MAC layer overview, CSMA/CA, addresses, frame types, super frames, Data transfer overview, Data transfer primitives. Data frame analysis. Hands on: sending data between peer devices.

802.15.4 MAC layer: Data control
Data acquisition management and its primitive. Command frames, Hands on: using RX-ENABLE and POLL primitives.

802.15.4 MAC layer: scan and join
Scan types, association, and disassociation. Hands on: joining and leaving a coordinated network.

802.15.4 MAC layer: PAN maintenance
Starting beacons, Beacon frames and primitives. Orphan and synchronisation primitives. Hands on: Starting and synchronising with a beaconing network.

802.15.4 MAC layer: PIB.
GET, SET and RESET. Hands on: using PIB primitives.

802.15.4 Network topologies
Peer to peer topology, Star topology, Cluster tree, wired integration and roaming.

Application development
Upper layers, ZigBee, TCP/IP, UDP. Sockets, APIs.

Security
Security issues, Security modes, ACL, encryption.

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