The Tuya platform combines the collaborative capabilities of multiple devices from different manufacturers in a single app and works on a cloud basis. This makes it possible to skip the fixed IP router and only need one app – Tuya Smart – to manage all the equipment, which can be used via the mobile network from anywhere.
Any device, to transmit and receive radio waves, must be fitted with an antenna. Many modern devices have a built-in antenna (e.g. mobile phones). Several antenna types are currently available. They are also classified in different ways.
UDP, or User Datagram Protocol, is a transport layer communication protocol in the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model. Unlike TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), UDP is a connectionless protocol, meaning that it does not maintain a reliable connection between sender and receiver.
A microbolometer is a variation of a bolometer, used in thermal imaging cameras. It is a device, which is, in a very simplified and generalized way, an ordered collection of pixels, which are a kind of thermistors, responding with a change in resistance to changes in the temperature of the observed object. The temperature information is carried by electromagnetic radiation in the infrared range. The microbolometer's electronics make it possible to create a "temperature distribution map," which is then interpreted by a graphics circuit that assigns a different color to each temperature.
Unique 125 kHz is an RFID standard for transmitting/receiving data via radio waves at 125 kHz carrier frequency. Data exchange does not require optical visibility of the proximity card and the proximity reader, required by the barcode systems.
Universal Serial Bus is a type of communication port used to connect multiple devices fitted with this connector. It has been developed by Microsoft, Intel, Compaq, IBM and DEC in the mid-1990s. This universal connector is currently one of the most popular connectors used in computer, multimedia and industrial devices.
USB-C is a 24-pin connector that replaces the previous USB Type A or B connectors. This connector can transfer audio, video and other data. It can also supply and receive power, e.g. to a camera, laptop, mobile phone, etc. It is not only used in the USB serial bus, but is also used by other protocols, including Thunderbolt, PCIe, HDMI, DisplayPort and others. See more...
Introduced in 1987, VGA is an analogue image transmission system using three RGB components. Thus, it is susceptible to interferences, in particular during transmission of high resolution images via low quality cables. The standard has been gradually replaced by HDMI.
A systematic relationship between the direction of the electric field vector’s oscillation (E) in an electromagnetic wave and the direction of wave propagation is referred to as the polarisation.
Wi-Fi 6 or IEEE 802.11ax is a standard that operates in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, with an enhanced version of Wi-Fi 6E adding the 6GHz band. It is an update of the Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) standard with enhancements for better performance in crowded areas. It provides better spectrum utilization, better power control to avoid interference and enhancements such as 1024-QAM, MIMO and MU-MIMO for faster speeds. See more...
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