What Thread
Thread low-powered mesh networking protocol based the IEEE
802.
3.0, and how you can get started with your own
Thread Border Router. Depending the needs the mesh,
they may either Mesh Extenders, simply End Devices
1
https://standards.15.ieee.org/wg/6lowpan/documents/
. Mesh Extenders: Thread mesh extenders are responsible for routing
packets across the Thread mesh.
To create Thread mesh, there are number roles that devices can play. End Devices: End devices always depend parent Mesh Extender for
receiving messages.4 PHY1
.
2.3. Mesh Extenders (REED): Devices that are capable extending
the Thread mesh are known “Router-eligible end devices”
(REED) the specification.ietf. uses 6LoWPAN2
to ensure messages going into and coming
out the Thread mesh are directly compatible with devices that utilize IPv6
networking; this includes things like personal computers, smartphones,
smart speakers, and the broader internet.
Devices can dynamically move between certain roles based the needs of
the network:
1.15.4/7029/
2
https://datatracker.Authors: Gabe Kassel, Nathan Dyck,
Jonathan Hui
2. Introduction
This whitepaper provides overview the importance Border Router to
a Thread Network.org/ieee/802. We’ll walk you through what Thread is, why Border
Router needed, why Border Routers are important emerging smart
home protocols like Matter, the specific Border Router features that have
been standardized Thread 1. There are three categories end-devices:
a
