Lecture

Sub-Layer Stack for IoT and Advantages

Description

This lecture discusses the concept of a sub-layer stack for IoT communication, focusing on the advantages of compacting the OSI model into four layers: physical, MAC, network, and application. The instructor explains the challenges of noise and fading effects in wireless communication and the techniques used to ensure reliable data transmission in IoT devices.

In MOOC

IoT Systems and Industrial Applications with Design Thinking

The first MOOC to provide a comprehensive introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) including the fundamental business aspects needed to define IoT related products.

Instructors (2)

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Computer engineering

Computer networks: Local area networks, Internet protocol suite

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