Self-Healing Research of ZigBee Network Based on Coordinator Node Isolated

Ming Jiang Huang; Tao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.347-350.2089

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Self-Healing Research of ZigBee Network Based on Coordinator Node Isolated

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A single-chip solution is proposed to realize the node design based on 2.4 GHz ZigBee wireless sensor network. Mesh network topology is achieved by the use of ZigBee Pro protocol stack on the hardware platform. When the packets are successfully sent to the coordinator node, a relevant event will be generated by the local node. Hence, the parent node lost event can be obtained by comparing the number of the packets sent by the child node and the number of the packets sent successfully shown by the respond event. A wireless sensor network is designed to work independently from the coordinator node and can be re-connected according to the needed set to resume the network. When the coordinator node is taken away from the site or power down by happenstance and power up again after a long time, the parent lost event in the child nodes can make it rejoin the new coordinator node again when needed. The network self-healing function can be achieved by this mechanism that makes the network more stable.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 347-350)

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2089-2094

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August 2013

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Ming Jiang Huang, Tao Wang

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JN5148, Mesh, Self-Healing Network, ZigBee Pro

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