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Construction of Wireless Sensor Network Monitoring System Based on ZigBee

Tao Mei

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Based on the chip CC2530 of TI and ZigBee protocol stack,a simple Wireless Sensor Network Monitoring System was built.It discussed the composition of ZigBee network node and the configuration of the logical type of nodes in the program,as well as the function of the wireless sensor network monitoring system.

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Based on the chip CC2530 of TI and ZigBee protocol stack,a simple Wireless Sensor Network Monitoring System was built.It discussed the composition of ZigBee network node and the configuration of the logical type of nodes in the program,as well as the function of the wireless sensor network monitoring system.

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Based on the chip CC2530 of TI and ZigBee protocol stack,a simple Wireless Sensor Network Monitoring System was built.It discussed the composition of ZigBee network node and the configuration of the logical type of nodes in the program,as well as the function of the wireless sensor network monitoring system.

Key concepts: NeuRFon, Protocol stack, Wireless sensor network, Embedded system, Key distribution in wireless sensor networks, Node (physics), Computer network, Computer science

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