IoT Uygulamalarında Proje Geliştiriciler için Kablosuz İletişim Protokolleri

Year 2021, , 231 - 236, 01.12.2021

Fatih Topaloğlu

https://doi.org/10.31590/ejosat.1018644

Abstract

IoT uygulamalarında ağ teknolojilerinin etkin bir şekilde kullanılmaya başlanması uygulama alanı ve kapsamına göre en verimli kablosuz ağ protokollerinin belirlenmesini ve kullanılmasını gerekli kılmaktadır. IoT sistemleri ile geliştirilen bir proje, amaç ve kapsamına göre bir çok iletişim kuralları içeren ağ teknolojisini ve protokolü yapısında kullanmaktadır. Kullanılan protokoller IoT uygulamalarında donanımların haberleşmesi, veri iletişimi ve bu iletişimin nasıl başlayıp nasıl biteceğinin standartlarını içermektedir. IoT uygulamalarını kapsayan ürün bandında proje ve uygulama geliştirici mühendisler için en uygun bağlantıyı seçmek sistemin verimli bir şekilde çalışmasında büyük öneme sahiptir. Yapılan çalışmada IoT uygulamaları için en etkin kablosuz ağ protokolleri araştırılmış, açıklanmış ve kıyaslamalar yapılmıştır.

Keywords

IoT, Kablosuz iletişim, Kablosuz ağ protokolleri

Wireless Communication Protocols for Project Developers in IoT Applications

Abstract

The effective use of network technologies in IoT applications necessitates the determination and use of the most efficient wireless network protocols according to the application area and scope. A project developed with IoT systems uses network technology and protocol structure that includes many protocols according to its purpose and scope. The protocols used include the communication of hardware, data communication and standards of how this communication starts and ends in IoT applications. Choosing the most suitable connection for project and application developer engineers in the product line covering IoT applications is of great importance for the efficient operation of the system. In the study, the most effective wireless network protocols for IoT applications were researched, explained and comparisons were made.

Keywords

IoT, Wireless communication, Wireless network protocols

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