Lecture

Radio Frequency Bands for IoT

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This lecture discusses the frequency bands available for IoT devices, ranging from a few megahertz to gigahertz, and the tradeoffs involved in selecting frequencies based on location, bandwidth, interference, and signal attenuation. It also emphasizes the importance of energy consumption analysis in deciding whether to transmit data remotely or process it locally, leading to the emergence of edge computing and edge AI sensors.

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Radio-frequency engineering: Topics in radio-frequency engineering

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