TSCH@Zephyr: IEEE 802.15.4 SubG IIoT in the Making
summary
Zephyr’s native IEEE 802.15.4 L2 now handles SubG, SUN O‑QPSK, FSK, OFDM and initial HRP UWB support and is running TSCH on TI CC13/26xx hardware with a cleaned-up driver, corrected CCA/backoff and channel page handling. A TSCH prototype achieves zero dropped packets over a weekend and schedules radio on/off to cut power while meeting sub-microsecond precision timing for distributed clocks. Work remains on net_time APIs, Linux interoperability and broader UWB (Corvo/Decawave) hardware support.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:26TSCH and IEEE 802.15.4 SubG
- 3:54Zephyr’s dual-band radio support
- 6:48Socket API and interoperability goals
- 9:15Ultra wideband and Linux progress
- 11:44Time synchronization in Zephyr
- 13:08Florian’s contributions to Zephyr
- 14:13Nordic’s SDK and Zephyr differences
- 18:04Multiprotocol and coexistence challenges
- 19:33TSCH timing and precision
- 21:42Net time reference API
- 23:31Clock synchronization layers
- 26:24Linux timing and offloading
- 27:28Network time synchronization opinions
- 28:11PTP vs NAN Precision Time
- 29:16Distributing synchronized clocks
- 30:23Ultra wideband future applications
- 31:06Q&A and closing remarks
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