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Vendor:
T2M GmbH
Category:
IEEE 802.15.4
Zigbee v3.0/ IEEE 15.4 Linklayer, MAC(HW/SW), Software Stack and Profiles IP
ZBOSS is a product line of IP for ZigBee core specifications version r20.
Overview
ZBOSS is a product line of IP for ZigBee core specifications version r20. The ZBOSS product line has two component IPs, the Stack + Profiles and the MAC, Link layer and Physical layer. The product is designed to work with the "Bluetooth Smart / ZigBee RF Transceiver IP-IoT" providing a complete SoC implementation.
1. Stack + Profiles:
ZBOSS stack and profile solution for ZigBee Pro core stack based on r20 (2012) specification. Core stack includes:
- Mac layer
- OS-dependent layer
- Core stack:
Network layer
APS layer (application support)
ZDO layer (ZigBee Device Object)
Security layer
ZDP (ZigBee Device Profile)
- ZCL (ZigBee Cluster Library)
The ZBOSS SW is designed to be portable on variety of platforms including 8 bit micro controllers with minimal system resources.
2. MAC, Link layer and Physical layer:
The "MAC, link layer and physical layer (Modem)" implementation for 802.15.4 specifications.
The link layer is a hardware-firmware implementation. While the time critical protocol procedures are handled in the hardware, the firmware implements the link layer control protocol (LLCP), Security and host command and event handling.
The physical layer is a digital hardware implementation and performs the modulation & demodulation and provides features for receive AGC and RSSI measurements.
The SW is in production shipping with many 802.15.4 chipsets supporting ZigBee Pro, RF4CE, 6Lowpan, and soon Thread support.
1. Stack + Profiles:
ZBOSS stack and profile solution for ZigBee Pro core stack based on r20 (2012) specification. Core stack includes:
- Mac layer
- OS-dependent layer
- Core stack:
Network layer
APS layer (application support)
ZDO layer (ZigBee Device Object)
Security layer
ZDP (ZigBee Device Profile)
- ZCL (ZigBee Cluster Library)
The ZBOSS SW is designed to be portable on variety of platforms including 8 bit micro controllers with minimal system resources.
2. MAC, Link layer and Physical layer:
The "MAC, link layer and physical layer (Modem)" implementation for 802.15.4 specifications.
The link layer is a hardware-firmware implementation. While the time critical protocol procedures are handled in the hardware, the firmware implements the link layer control protocol (LLCP), Security and host command and event handling.
The physical layer is a digital hardware implementation and performs the modulation & demodulation and provides features for receive AGC and RSSI measurements.
The SW is in production shipping with many 802.15.4 chipsets supporting ZigBee Pro, RF4CE, 6Lowpan, and soon Thread support.
Key features
- Supports complete 802.15.4 Modem, Link Layer and MAC
- Supports ZigBee Pro, RF4CE, 6Lowpan, Thread
- Supports all mandatory & optional features
- Supports all adopted profiles and services
- Architected for low memory footprint
- Portable across 8/16/32-bit microcontrollers
- Application development framework for all implemented profiles
- ZHA, ZLL, ZGP, ZSE and ZBA
- Home Automation, Light Link,Green Power etc. Profiles supported
- Certified ZigBee Pro core stack
Benefits
- Portable: use OS and hardware dependence layer for high portability
- Flexible: Able to run with or without OS support
- Customizable: Applications are in the same address space as stack kernel and uses same multitasking model
- Easy-to-learn: Inter-layers API uses primitives very similar to ones defined
- in the ZigBee and 802.15.4 standards
Applications
- Zigbee Home Automation
- sensors and controllers
- IOT
- SMART HOME
- SMART LIGHTING
- Wearables
What’s Included?
- C Source Code for all software
- RTL for HW
- Simulation test bench with regression test suit
- Reference Platform Drivers
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
ZigBee /15.4 Link Layer, MAC, Software & Profiles IP
Vendor
T2M GmbH
Type
Silicon IP
Files
Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.
Provider
HQ:
Germany
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