ubiquitous ipv6-based wireless home monitoring and automation system

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Ubiquitous IPv6-Based Wireless

Home Monitoring and AutomationSystem

ARDIANSYAH

ADVANCED NETWORK LAB

SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER ENGINEERING


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Introduction

Home environment has seen a rapid introduction of IPenabled

Home automation systems have been challenged with

the need for accessing and controlling to the systemfrom different end points

IPv6, which is the newest version of IP, was developedas a solution to the rapid growth and challenges facing

the Internet.



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IntroductionThe latest solution in the field of home automation

Solution Medium Issue

Konnex Twisted pair, Power line Complex, require varying

levels of physical wiring

Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 , 2.4 GHz High power

Bluetooth IEEE 802.15.1 , 2.4 GHz Scalability, no internet

integration, low range

ZigBee IEEE 802.15.4 , 2.4 GHz small-scale isolated ad-

hoc network, no internet

integration


IETF define 6LoWPAN as a technique to apply IPv6 intolow power wireless area network (IEEE 802.15.4), open thegate to the Ubiquitous Internet-based Home Monitoring andAutomation System


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Sistem Architecture

Wi-Fi : The homes high data rate needs

6LoWPAN : The homes low power and low data rate

Home Gateway : Facility interoperability between6LoWPAN, Wi-Fi and outside home network.



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Design & Implementation IssueLink Layer Coexistence

Because use the same 2.4 GHz band, Wi-Fi and 6LoWPAN may co-

exist each other in the same environment

[1] was found that ZigBee interference has an insignificant effect onWi-Fi throughput. The effect of Wi-Fi on Zigbee throughput is a 10%reduction in throughput

[1] Shuaib et al. Co-existence of Zigbee and WLAN, A Performance Study

ZigBee & 6LoWPAN use same channel : IEEE 802.15.4 at 2.4 GHz

RF Spectrum for 6LoWPAN & Wi-Fi



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Design & Implementation IssueIP Routing

Routing Requirement of Home Automation Applications IPv6 Routing Home Automation Network



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Design & Implementation IssueIP Routing ROLL Survey for Implementation Available Routing Protocol in LLNs

Comparisons of Diferrent Routing Protocols in 6LoWPAN



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Design & Implementation IssueApplication

MAC overhead AES-CCM IPv6 header UDP header Data25 Byte

21 Byte40 Byte

8 Byte33 Byte

6LoWPAN MAC Layer 127 Byte

Home Gateway



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Conclusion

Ubiquitous Internet-based wireless home monitoringand automation system is proposed and implementedusing IPv6

Full stack IPv6 and available routing protocol can be

used in the home monitoring using Wi-Fi Network

6LoWPAN can be as solution for low power and lossynetwork which have low data rate and frame sizecommunication

Not all routing requirement of home automationapplications met by the available routing protocol,although the vast majority can fulfill


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