Question

which channel encoding is used in zwave

Answer 1

Answer:

Z-wave uses Manchester channel encoding.

Explanation:

One of the popular topics of the current world is home automation, and this has been made successful with the development of Z-wave communication protocol.  

Developed by a Danish company, Zensys, Z-wave uses Manchester channel encoding.  It is a wireless communication protocol and used for various automation solutions like control of lighting in the house, remote opening of Garage doors etc.  A line code in which the encoding of bits remain at high or low for equal amount of time is called as Manchester Code. It was developed at the University of Manchester and hence its name is Manchester Coding.

Answer 2

Z-Wave uses 'Manchester encoding'

Explanation:

• 'Z-Wave' is a 'wireless communication protocol' used mainly for home automation purposes.
• It is a 'mesh network' that uses low-energy 'radio waves' to communicate from device to device, allowing 'wireless control' of domestic appliances and other devices, like lighting control, thermostats, security systems, doors, locks, and garage door openers.
• 'Z-Wave' is planned to support stable, 'low-latency' communication of small data 'packets' at 'data rates up to 100kbit/s'. Modulation is frequency-shift keying with Manchester encoding.

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