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Crossbow Wireless Sensor Networks
MICAz
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The MICAz is a 2.4GHz, IEEE 802.15.4 compliant, Mote module used for enabling low-power, wireless, sensor networks. The MICAz Mote features several new capabilities that enhance the overall functionality of Crossbow’s MICA family of wireless sensor networking products.
These features include:
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TinyOS is a small, open-source, energy-efficient, software operating system developed by UC Berkeley which supports large scale, self-configuring sensor networks.
Processor and Radio Platform (MPR2400CA):
Using TOS, a single processor board (MPR2400CA) can be configured to run your
sensor application/processing and the mesh networking radio stack
simultaneously. The MICAz IEEE 802.15.4 radio offers both high speed (250 kbps)
and hardware security (AES-128). The MICAz 51-pin expansion connector supports
Analog Inputs, Digital I/O, I2C, SPI, and UART interfaces. These interfaces make
it easy to connect to a wide variety of external peripherals.
Sensor Boards:
In addition to the MTS101 and MTS300/310 series, Crossbow offers a variety of
sensor and data acquisition boards for the MICAz Mote. All of these boards
connect to the MICAz via the standard 51-pin expansion connector. Custom sensor
and data acquisition boards are also available.
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