Freescale Semiconductor (NYSE: FSL) recently launched the Metro-Kit-NA / JA, which supports developers to quickly establish a 6LOWPAN smart object network with innovative means. Integrate with its own hardware and online performance assessment in a realistic environment. NiVis is a technical company with a long history in the establishment of a leading network network. The reason why Freescale and its work is that they have extensive experience in the creation of software stacks that restrict IPv6 devices.
The metropolitan network is an ideal choice for "last mile" intelligent meter communication and street light control. Metropolitan Networks typically have high reliability in several miles, each edge router or data concentrator supports thousands of nodes, each of which can constitute a mesh connection in dozens of trips.
BRUNO BAYLAC, Director of Freescale Meter, Medical and Connection Division, said: "We launched the turnkey solution, implement the IP network, even in the harsh radio environment like intelligent energy connection," "" Typically, our customers have no time or professional resources to develop these complex networks. This toolkit combines efficient hardware and mature software to help customers save for many years. "
TWR-METRO-KIT-NA / JA includes two portable and battery-driven wireless terminal nodes and a wireless terminal router connected to PC or laptops, providing a solid foundation for network assessment and development. The toolkit is easily extended and supports up to 20 end nodes. Each end node is established by NiVis Smart Object Wireless Module. This module includes Freescale Kinetis K Series Microcontrollers based on ARM CortextM-M4 kernel and Freescale MC12311 SUB-GHz smart wireless transceiver without radio frequency power amplification, Native emission power in several miles can be as high as + 15dBm. The kernel of the edge router is the Freescale QoriQ P1025 processor, based on Power Architecture® technology and runs NiVi edge router software.
This toolkit and Nivis Smart Object Wireless modules will be certified in the United States, Canada, EU and Japan, support developers quickly develop from the assessment of prototypes to large-scale live trials. NiVis Smart Object Wireless Module uses a complete application interface (API) to support embedded system designers to easily connect modules with any host processors that require metropolitan network wireless connections. Any network terminal node can be accessed by any of the entire IPv6 commands sent by any Internet browser.
TWR-Metro-Kit-Na / JA is completely based on IEEE and open Internet communication standards. The application layer, transport layer, and network layers of the intelligent object stack are based on the latest Internet engineering task group (IETF) standard, including COAP, UDP, IPv6 / 6LowPan, RPL and ICMP. Application layer payload uses EXI / XML encoding. This radio uses a new IEEE 802.15.4E time synchronous channel frequency hopping MAC and IEEE 802.15.4G PHY specification. NiVis is the world's leading smart grid and wireless network provider, actively testing smart objects in the Internet protocol in the Intelligent Object (IPSO) Alliance Open Standard Stack.
In August 2012, in Fan Kuche, British Columbia IETF interoperability incident, Nivis used Freescale Metropolitan Web Development Kit, perfect with Canada, Finland, France, Sweden and the United States. Equipment interacts, all uses a standard Internet protocol for the intelligent object (IPSO) application template. Another eight IPSO member companies participated in the interoperability event.
Robert Assimiti, director of NiVis Technology and IPSO Interoperability, said: "Future Internet of Things will consist of interrelated intelligent objects provided by different manufacturers, they can exchange important data with each other," In this event, we will further consolidate The foundation of the Internet of Things. Based on the top Freescale chipset, NiVis intelligent object combines powerful hardware and firmware to become an internet.
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