In order to solve the problem that many people communicate at the same time, there are many external interference factors, and the signal is prone to instability in the process of electronic communication, the author proposes a signal optimization method for electronic communication network based on the Internet of Things. The method takes the cloud trust mechanism as the dynamic evolution trust relationship between various Internet of Things electronic communication services, performs explicit and implicit uncertainty conversion, calculates the objective function of data communication network performance, and confirms the control strategy. The positioning information of the network nodes in the communication is added to the communication data packet, and the most stable electronic communication path in the network is obtained to form the network topology structure. The Krasovsky method is adopted, and the working state of the nodes of the communication network is divided into the congested state and the normal state, the probability of the two is calculated, and the range of the transition balance is determined, so as to realize the optimization of the stability of the network topology. Experimental results show that the transmission rate of this method has been maintained at about 180 Kb/s; although there is fluctuation, the fluctuation value is small and the transmission rate is very stable. Conclusion. It can improve the accuracy of electronic communication of the Internet of Things and is less affected by external interference factors, and the communication transmission rate is faster.
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