Biprotokoll
Biprotokoll is a lightweight, bidirectional communication protocol designed for integration in resource‑constrained devices, particularly in the Internet of Things ecosystem. The name derives from the combination of the prefix “bi‑”, meaning “two,” and the German word “Protokoll,” indicating a two‑way protocol that enables simultaneous sending and receiving of data streams over a single physical medium. Developed in the early 2010s by a consortium of German universities and industrial partners, Biprotokoll was conceived to address shortcomings in existing serial communication standards such as UART and SPI, which lack built‑in flow control and error detection suitable for noisy industrial environments.
The core architecture of Biprotokoll consists of a header frame, a payload section, and a checksum field.
Applications of Biprotokoll are most common in automotive sensor networks, where modules such as tire pressure