Presentation

on

BLUETOOTH
Presented By:

Bharat Bajaj
8th Sem IT
MAIET Jaipur
INTRODUCTION:
 What is Bluetooth ?
 A Short Range Wireless Protocol Device for creating
a Personal Network to Exchange Data between two
or more different mobile devices.
HISTORY:
 Named After the Danish King “HARALD
BLUETOOTH” who united Scandinavian
countries in the 10th century.
 Bluetooth is an Anglicized version of
Danish word “Blåtand”
NAME & LOGO:
 The name “Bluetooth” & its Logo are
trademarked by Bluetooth SIG.
 Bluetooth SIG was formed in 1998.
 The Bluetooth logo was created by merging 2
Germanic runes:
 Hagall: (Latin letter : H)
 Berkanan: (Latin letter : B)
SPECIFICATIONS:
 Bluetooth follows the IEEE Standard as IEEE 802.15.
 Radio Technology : FHSS ( Frequency Hopping Spread
Spectrum )
 It uses License free ISM (Industrial, Scientific & medical)
Band for Communication.
 Operating Frequency : “2.402 + K” GHz ( K = 0……..78 )
 Data Transfer Rate: “732 Kb/s”
BLUETOOTH CLASSES:
 Class 1 :
 Range - 330 ft ( 100 Metre )
 Power - 100 mW

 Class 2 :
 Range - 66 ft ( 20 Metre )
 Power - 2.5 mW

 Class 3 :
 Range - 33 ft ( 10 Metre )
 Power - 1.0 mW
BLUETOOTH VERSIONS:
1. Version 1.0 & 10.B
2. Version 1.1
3. Version 1.2
4. Version 2.0 + EDR
5. Version 2.1 + EDR
6. Version 3.0 + HS
7. Version 4.0 Ble
BLUETOOTH NETWORK:
 Piconet :
 A network of max. 8 devices : 1 Master & 7 Slave
 Star Topology
 The Master Node Creates a Piconet & up to 7 Slave nodes
can Join the Piconet.
 Connection states:
 Standby : Device does not Join the Piconet.
 Parked : Device does Join the Piconet, but is known
to the master & can be quickly reactivated.
BLUETOOTH NETWORK:
 Piconet :

master
active slave

parked slave

standby
BLUETOOTH NETWORK:
 Scatternet:
 Scatternet is formed when 2 or More Piconets Overlap.
 The Devices can Participate in Multiple Piconets
Simultaneously.
 A device can only be the master of one Piconet at a
time.
 A device may serve as master in one Piconet and slave
in another.
 A device may serve as slave in multiple Piconets.
BLUETOOTH NETWORK:
CONNECTION:

INQUIRY PAGING CONNECTION

Minimum Average Maximum

Operation Time Time Time

Inquiry 0.00125s 5.12s 15.36s

Paging 0.0025s 0.64s 7.68s
Total 0.00375s 5.78s 23.04s
PAIRING OF DEVICES:
 Legacy Pairing:
 Limited Input Devices
 Numeric Input Devices
 Alpha-numeric input devices
 Secure Simple Pairing:
 Just Works
 Numeric Comparison
 Passkey Entry
 Out of Bound
A BLUETOOTH
NETWORK:
BLUETOOTH PROFILES:
 Advance Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
 Video Distribution Profile (VDP)
 Basic Imaging Profile (BIP)
 Basic Printing Profile (BPP)
 Personal Area Networking Profile (PAN)
 LAN Access Profile (LAP)
 Dial-up Networking (DUN)
 File Transfer Profile (FTP)
 Headset Profile (HSP)
PROTOCOL STACK:
APPLICATIONS &
DEVICES:
Bluetooth USB :
APPLICATIONS &
DEVICES:
PDAs: Mobile Phones:
APPLICATIONS &
DEVICES:
Headsets: Stereo Headphones:
APPLICATIONS &
DEVICES:
Printer: Keyboard – Mouse:
APPLICATIONS &
DEVICES:
Car Lock Control: GPS Device:
SECURITY THREATS:

 BlueJacking

 BlueSnarfing

 BlueBugging
ADVANTAGES:
 Wireless Communication
 Inexpensive
 No Setup Required
 Interoperability
 Low Interference
 Low Energy Consumption
 Instant Personal Area Network
 Universal Standard
 Fast Response
 Secure
THANK YOU