Nessum
Sign in to saveNessum, previously HD-PLC (short for 'High Definition Power Line Communication'), is a communication technology standardized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). It is standardized as IEEE 1901-2020. The standard is to be used to communicate data over wired and wireless media using high frequencies between ~500kHz and ~56 MHz bands. The Nessum Alliance is the certifying body for compatibility between Nessum-based communication devices.
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17 sectionsContents
- Overview
- Wired communication
- Wireless communication
- Technical overview
- Physical layer (PHY)
- Data link layer (MAC)
- Specification and features
- HD-PLC Complete
- HD-PLC Multi-hop
- Common features
- 4th-generation HD-PLC (HD-PLC Quatro Core technology)
- Use cases
- Nessum Alliance
- History
- See also
- References
- External links
Nessum, previously HD-PLC (short for 'High Definition Power Line Communication'), is a communication technology standardized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). It is standardized as IEEE 1901-2020. The standard is to be used to communicate data over wired and wireless media using high frequencies between ~500kHz and ~56 MHz bands. The Nessum Alliance is the certifying body for compatibility between Nessum-based communication devices.
== Overview == Nessum offers two types of communication: wired (Nessum WIRE) and wireless (Nessum AIR).