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The document discusses Zigbee technology and its applications in industrial automation. Zigbee is a wireless communication standard designed for low-power applications. It operates on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and is ideal for industrial settings where devices need to communicate wirelessly for control and monitoring.

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Zigbee

The document discusses Zigbee technology and its applications in industrial automation. Zigbee is a wireless communication standard designed for low-power applications. It operates on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and is ideal for industrial settings where devices need to communicate wirelessly for control and monitoring.

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TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION

ZIGBEE NETWORK FOR INDUSTRIAL


AUTOMATION

PRESENTED BY:
ASFAR ALI SHAIKH(2020F-BCE-131)
AZLAN AHMED KHAN(2020F-BCE-142)
KHURRAM SAEED(2020F-BCE-150)
TAIMOOR SIDDIQUI(2020F-BCE-152)

PRESENTED TO:
MISS RABIA SIDDIQUI
INTRODUCTION

• Zigbee is a wireless communication protocol • What is ZIGBEE?


designed for low-power, low-data-rate
applications.
• Ideal for industrial automation settings where
• devices need to communicate wirelessly for
efficient control and monitoring.
• Operates on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard,
providing a reliable and standardized
foundation for communication.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ZIGBEE

• Zigbee has its roots in the early 2000s and was developed as a wireless communication standard
specifically designed for low-power, short-range applications.
• 1998-2001: IEEE 802.15 Working Group Formation
• The groundwork for Zigbee began with the formation of the IEEE 802.15 working group in 1998. This
group was tasked with developing standards for wireless personal area networks (WPANs).
• 2002: Formation of Zigbee Alliance
• The Zigbee Alliance was established in 2002, bringing together companies from various industries to
develop and promote Zigbee standards.
• 2005-2006: Early Adoption in Smart Homes
SCOPE OF ZIGBEE TECHNOLOGY:

• Wireless Communication:
• Zigbee provides a wireless communication solution for short-
range applications, making it suitable for scenarios where
devices need to communicate efficiently without the need for
high data rates.

• Low-Power and Energy Efficiency:


• Zigbee is designed for low-power operation, making it suitable
for battery-operated devices and applications where energy
efficiency is crucial.

• Mesh Networking:
• Zigbee supports mesh networking, allowing devices to
communicate through intermediate nodes. This feature enhances
network reliability and coverage, making it suitable for large-
scale deployments.
TARGET AUDIENCES:
• Smart Home Developers and Users:
• Zigbee is widely used in smart homes for applications such as
smart lighting, home automation, security systems, and climate
control.

• Industrial Automation Professionals:


• Zigbee's features, such as low power consumption and mesh
networking, make it suitable for industrial automation. It is used
for machine-to-machine communication, process monitoring, and
control in industrial settings.

• Healthcare Industry:
• Zigbee is employed in healthcare applications, including patient
monitoring and medical device communication. Its low-power
characteristics make it suitable for wireless sensor networks in
healthcare environments.

• Building Automation and Commercial Applications:


• Professionals involved in building automation, including facility
managers, developers, and integrators, are among the target
audience. Zigbee is used for applications such as lighting control,
HVAC systems (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), and
energy management in commercial buildings.
WORKING OF ZIGBEE NETWORK
• ZigBee uses a layered architecture, with the physical layer (PHY), the media access control
(MAC) layer, the network layer, and the application layer. The PHY layer is responsible for
transmitting and receiving data, while the MAC layer is responsible for managing access to the
network.
• The network layer is responsible for routing messages through the network.
• The application layer is responsible for providing services to applications .
BLOCK DIAGRAM

• The 8051 microcontroller is commonly used


in embedded systems, such as home
automation systems, security systems, and
industrial control systems. Its low cost, small
size, and ease of programming make it an
ideal choice for these applications.
• The CC2430 is a true System-on-Chip (SoC)
solution specifically tailored for IEEE 802.15.
4 and ZigBee applications.
USER EXPERIENCE OF A ZIGBEE NETWORK

The user experience of a Zigbee network for industrial automation is influenced by various factors, including reliability, ease of deployment, scalability, and the ability
to meet specific industrial requirements.
• Reliability:
Positive Experience:
Users often appreciate Zigbee networks for their reliability in industrial settings. Mesh networking capabilities allow devices to communicate through multiple paths,
reducing the risk of communication failures. This is crucial for maintaining continuous and uninterrupted operation in industrial processes.
• Ease of Deployment:
Positive Experience:
Zigbee networks are known for their ease of deployment. Users find it relatively simple to set up Zigbee-enabled devices, and the self-configuring nature of mesh
networks simplifies the process. This ease of deployment is particularly valuable in industrial environments where efficient setup is essential
• Scalability:
Positive Experience:
Users often have a positive experience with the scalability of Zigbee networks. The ability to easily add new devices and extend the network without significant
reconfiguration is beneficial for industrial environments where the scale of operations may change.

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