Performance Analysis of TCP on IoT Devices
T N Namitha Shree, Inchara Gujjar, Aishwarya N, Govind Sreekar Shenoy, Khushi Verma · 2022
The Internet of Things (IoT) has experienced tremendous growth, which has led to an increase in the number of wireless devices connected to the Internet. Although IoT has the potential to improve quality of life, it may also cause large amounts of data from numerous smart devices to slow transfer since wireless IoT networks frequently have limited bandwidth and energy. The efficiency of TCP and UDP is limited because the transmission media used to carry Internet traffic exhibits a variety of issues, including congestion, band width asymmetry, long transmission delays, data mistakes, buffering issues, transmitted data collisions and other issues. These could cause TCP and UDP performance to deteriorate for IoT devices. In this study, the analysis on the performance of TCP on IoT devices for large-scale data transfer takes place to find numerous limits and different transmission issues that points towards an improved, updated, and better solution.