An Overview of Different Topologies for CoAP Protocol Using Contiki Operating System

The purpose of the Internet of Things is to gain momentum in all fields and to link devices equipped with sensors, processing power, software, and other technologies that can communicate and share data with other hardware through the Internet or other communications networks. This paper presents som...

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Main Authors: Krech, Florian-Aurelian, Rota, Adriana-Ioana, Stangaciu, Cristina-Sorina
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
CoAP
Contiki
Cooja Simulator
Information sharing
Internet of Things
Network topology
Operating systems
Performance evaluation
Power demand
Protocols
Software
topologies
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Summary:The purpose of the Internet of Things is to gain momentum in all fields and to link devices equipped with sensors, processing power, software, and other technologies that can communicate and share data with other hardware through the Internet or other communications networks. This paper presents some different types of topologies used for CoAP protocol and analyzes their performance. The topologies we used for this paper are the following: box topology, linear topology, elliptical topology, and random topology. Our study shows differences of about 17% in power consumption concerning the topology chosen, which is not neglectable for the Internet of Things domain, where power consumption is a sensitive issue.
ISSN:2473-5698
DOI:10.1109/ICSTCC59206.2023.10308512