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Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

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Product type Book
Published in Mar 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804619865
Pages 306 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Harry G. Smeenk Harry G. Smeenk
Profile icon Harry G. Smeenk

Table of Contents (22) Chapters

Preface Part 1: Applications for Smart Buildings
Chapter 1: An Introduction to IoT and Smart Buildings Chapter 2: Smart Building Operations and Controls Chapter 3: First Responders and Building Safety Chapter 4: How to Make Buildings Smarter with Smart Location Chapter 5: Tenant Services and Smart Building Amenities Part 2: Smart Building Architecture
Chapter 6: The Smart Building Ecosystem Chapter 7: Smart Building Architecture and Use Cases Chapter 8: Digital Twins – a Virtual Representation Part 3: Building Your Smart Building Stack
Chapter 9: Smart Building IoT Stacks and Requirements Chapter 10: Understanding Your Building’s Existing Smart Level and Systems Chapter 11: Technology and Applications Part 4: Building Sustainability for Contribution to Smart Cities
Chapter 12: A Roadmap to Your Smart Building Will Require Partners Chapter 13: The Importance of Smart Buildings for Sustainability and the Environment Chapter 14: Smart Buildings Lead to Smart Cities Chapter 15: Smart Buildings on the Bleeding Edge Index Other Books You May Enjoy

Connectivity

Collecting data with IoT sensors and devices would be pointless if that data could not be transmitted to the computing platform and applications for analytics and viewing. Connecting these points should be conducted without making changes to the applications or systems.

The application programs should be able to communicate with each other to complete the transaction. This communication system exchanges signals between destinations through a channel, and the process is referred to as network communication. A transmitter to send the information is required, along with a receiver at the other end.

The two types of communication systems are line communication systems and radio communication systems. Line systems use existing infrastructure or dedicated physical mediums such as wire, fiber, cable, coax, or similar to transfer data. Radio systems use radio waves for this transfer.

Communication systems are also classified as the following:

  • Analog communication...
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