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ZigBee is a standard based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard for wireless personal networks. This standard allows for the creation of very lost cost and low power networks - these applications run for years rather than months. These networks are created from sensors and actuators and can wireless control many electrical products such as remote controls, medical, industrial, and security sensors. Hundreds of companies are creating applications including Mitsubishi, Motorola, Freescale, and Siemens. This book is written for engineers who plan to develop ZigBee applications and networks, to understand how they work, and to evaluate this technology to see if it is appropriate to a particular project. This book does not simply state facts but explains what ZigBee can do through detailed code examples. CONTENTS:CHAPTER 1 HELLO ZIGBEECHAPTER 2 DECIDING ON ZIGBEECHAPTER 3 THE ZIGBEE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTCHAPTER 4 ZIGBEE APPLICATIONSCHAPTER 5 ZIGBEE, ZDO AND ZDPCHAPTER 6 THE ZIGBEE CLUSTER LIBRARYCHAPTER 7 THE ZIGBEE NETWORKING LAYERCHAPTER 8 COMMISSIONING ZIGBEE NETWORKSCHAPTER 9 ZIGBEE GATEWAYSAPPENDIX A ZIGBEE 2007 AND ZIGBEE PROAPPENDIX B ZIGBEE QUICK REFERENCEAPPENDIX C ZIGBEE CLUSTER LIBRARY QUICK REFERENCE*Details how to plan and develop applications and networks*Zigbee sensors have many applications including industrial automation, medical sensing, remote controls, and security*Hot topic for today's electrical engineer because it is low cost and low power