ATZB-24-B0 ZigBee Low Power Wireless Networks

Introduction to ZigBee Low Power Wireless Networks

Microchip Technology

This presentation will present an overview of the ZigBee Standard, ZigBee protocol stack and node types. Topics such as network establishment and ZigBee network topologies will also be discussed. There will be a short introduction to ZigBee profiles and clusters, ZigBee end points, binding types and ZigBee device objects. Lastly, Microchip's ZigBee solutions which are designed to kick-start customers in their evaluation and development process will be introduced.

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