Optical Fiber Communication and Wireless Communication Technology Oriented to Internet of Things

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The technology of Internet of things based on RFID has begun to play an increasingly important role in modern communication. according to the characteristics of system communication is an emerging networking technology and its application in modern communication system, the research analyzes the intelligent power grid planning and construction, according to the needs of modern communication technology, play advantage, put forward the application scheme of the Internet of things in power communication system, construction of basic network platform can carry out various types of services using EPON optical communications, wireless communications and other modern communications technology (network layer), carrying a variety of business data, voice, video and so on; combined with the technology of RFID, realize the communication management of RFID substation integrated monitoring system, the spare parts warehouse management system, computer room management system based on RFID. RFID computer room intelligent management system using RFID automatic identification technology and network and software platform of integrated equipment management system and the background of the front end of the RFID hardware equipment, equipment data room will focus to the control center is set through the network transmission, and storage, processing, real-time monitoring data to show, cabinets and other important business assets monitoring to provide faster, more carefully, more accurate daily management. From the point of view of the perception layer and network layer of the optical communication technology (optical fiber communication and wireless communication) the current status and Prospect of application in the Internet of things.

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Yang, XC., Yan, ZY., Chun, ZJ., Zou, LL. (2021). Optical Fiber Communication and Wireless Communication Technology Oriented to Internet of Things. In: Xu, Y., Sun, Y., Liu, Y., Gao, F., Gu, P., Liu, Z. (eds) Nuclear Power Plants: Innovative Technologies for Instrumentation and Control Systems. SICPNPP 2020. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 779. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3456-7_31

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