Description: Connectivity management in embedded systems refers to the process of managing and optimizing these devices’ connection to networks, whether local or global. This includes configuring communication protocols, managing IP addresses, ensuring network security, and monitoring connection status. Embedded systems, which are devices designed to perform specific functions within a larger system, often require efficient connectivity to interact with other devices and systems. Effective connectivity management is crucial to ensure that these devices can communicate effectively, exchange data, and receive updates. Furthermore, proper connectivity enables the integration of embedded systems into the Internet of Things (IoT), where communication between devices is fundamental. Key features of connectivity management include the ability to adapt to different network environments, implementing communication protocols such as MQTT or CoAP, and handling multiple simultaneous connections. In an increasingly interconnected world, connectivity management has become an essential aspect of the design and development of embedded systems, ensuring that these devices not only operate autonomously but also integrate effectively into broader networks.
