Research Article
[Retracted] The Application of a Computer Monitoring System Using IoT Technology
Table 1
Seven kinds of mainstream IoT main technical indicators.
| IoT | Operating frequency band | Popular area | Transmission rate | Transmission distance(m) | Transmitting power (mW) | Application range |
| Bluetooth | 2400∼2483.5 MHz | Global | 1–24 Mbps | 1–100 | 1–100 | Point-to-point transmission of mouse, cell phone, computer, wireless headset, etc |
| ZigBee | 2.4 GHz | Global | 250 kbit/s | | | | 868 MHz | Europe | 20 kbit/s | 10–75(Addable relay) | 1–100 | Smart home; building automation; home automation | 915 MHz | United States | 40 kbit/s | | | |
| Z-wave | 908.42 MHz/868.42 MHz | USA/Europe | 9.6 kbps/40 kbps | 30(Indoor)-100(Outdoor) | 1 | Smart home; monitoring and control |
| SigFox | 868 MHz/915 MHz | Europe/USA | 100 bps | 1–50000 | <100 | Remote meter reading, monitoring; smart home |
| WiFi | 2.4 GHz/5 GHz | Global | 1 Mbps to1 Gbps | 50–100 | <320 | Wireless LAN |
| NB-IOT | Authorized toll bands below 1 GHz | Global | <100 kbps | 1–20000 | <100 | Loop data collection and monitoring; positioning, home, bicycle |
| LoRa | 433 MHz | Global | | | | | 470∼510 MHz | China | | | | | 780 MHz | China | 0.3–50 kbps | 1–20000 | <100 | Smart home; logistics eye tracking; smart building | 868 MHz | Europe | | | | | 915 MHz | United States | | | | |
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