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Comparative study of wireless protocols: wi-fi, bluetooth, ZigBee, WirelessHART and ISA SP100, and their effectiveness in industrial automation

Abdul Ghayum, 2010

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1613695268959300791
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Abdul Ghayum M
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A decade ago, wireless technology was unimaginable in its application in industrial automation as wireless had poor reliability and security in the form of time delays and frame losses. Also, lack of interoperability and standards has been a barrier for wireless …
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