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Paisamar at 00:06, 10 September 2016

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‎Radio Layer

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‎Radio Layer

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‎MAC Layer

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‎References

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‎References

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‎Adaptation Layer

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	[[Contiki_tutorials \| Back to Contiki Tutorials]]		[[Contiki_tutorials \| Back to Contiki Tutorials]]
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		+	Edited by: Mugdhe, Samarth Pai

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 == Radio Layer ==
-Radio Layer is the lowest layer in the Contiki Netstack. Here, the data arrives in bytes or as a full packet via interrupt handlers. The input data is read out into the buffer, packetbuf and poll the process. This polling process will cause the process to be sent to the special event and passed to the upper layers.
+Radio Layer is the lowest layer in the Contiki Netstack. Here, the data arrives in bytes or as a full packet via interrupt handlers. The input data is read out into the buffer, packetbuf and the process is polled. This polling process will cause the process to be sent to the special event and passed to the upper layers.
 == References ==

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	== Radio Layer ==		== Radio Layer ==

		+	Radio Layer is the lowest layer in the Contiki Netstack. Here, the data arrives in bytes or as a full packet via interrupt handlers. The input data is read out into the buffer, packetbuf and poll the process. This polling process will cause the process to be sent to the special event and passed to the upper layers.

	== References ==		== References ==

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 :+ Timing depends on RDC layer.<br>
 :+ Network layer decided number of transmissions.<br>
-* nullmac: Forwards packets from the upper layer to the radio driver and vice versa.<br><br>
+* nullmac: Forwards packets from the upper layer to the radio driver and vice versa.<br>
 == RDC Layer ==

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 https://github.com/contiki-os/contiki/wiki/Radio-duty-cycling<br>
 https://github.com/hso-esk/emb6/wiki/The-emb6-Network-Stack<br>
 [[Contiki_tutorials | Back to Contiki Tutorials]]

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	== Adaptation Layer ==		== Adaptation Layer ==
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		+	The network layer contains two sublayers, the upper IPv6 layer and the lower adaption layer.
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		+	The Adaptation Layer provides IPv6 and UDP header compression and fragmentation to transport IPv6 packets with a maximum transmission (MTU) of 1280 bytes over IEEE 802.15.4 with a MTU of 127 byte.

	== MAC Layer ==		== MAC Layer ==