Communication of Two Controller Area Network Segments through Wireless Sensor Network
Shanthi Makka, Bharat Bhushan Sagar · International Journal of Security and Its Applications · 2019
In the current scenario, the wireless sensor networks are nothing but communication, computation, and sensing can be combined into a small-scale device.These devices provide connectivity to reach out the cyberspace to the real world or physical world with the help of mesh networking protocols.The connectivity in the mesh network consistently finds or searches for the feasible communication path by moving data from one to another while searching for its target.When any single device shows minimum capability, then the configuration of many devices shows rigorous prospects in new technology.The main functionality of Wireless Sensor Networks is always relies on the formation of small nodes, which can acquire and built by themselves.The Implementation scheme for such mechanism scales from real-time tracking to supervision of substantial states to pervasive enumerates environments, to the observation of the soundness of structures or equipment.The Controller Area Network (CAN) is precisely implanted with many distributed realtime controlled applications and automation applications in industries and robotics.But still, there is a problem with the CAN based distributed control system as the size of the dispersed area is small and also devoir to communicate with other wireless networks and with distant CAN piece.In this paper, we have recommended a new system, which makes use of inter-working components with wireless support to connect CAN portions by using Wireless Sensor network with particular protocols.