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By Zhe Zhu
Presentation Ior ELET 6302- Advanced Wireless
Networks
College oI Technology
University oI Houston
11/30/2004
Why Bluetooth?
http://www.codebluecommunications.com/Documents/WiCon%202004.pdf
WireIess Subjective evaIuation
Wireless Technology
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ntroduction of the Bluetooth technology
mplementation of the Bluetooth
Development of Bluetooth hardware
Various products of the Bluetooth
Summary
Bluetooth & it's history
Bluetooth is the codename for a technology specification for smaII form factor
Iow-cost Iow-power short range radio links between mobile PCs mobile
phones and other portable devices.
A gIobaI specification for wireIess connectivity. Bluetooth is a cabIe
repIacement technoIogy that simplifies the interaction between people as well
as machines.
Technology born in 1994 by Ericsson Mobile Communications.
Bluetooth SG (Special nterest Group) formed in Feb 1998
Founders - Ericsson Nokia ntel BM Toshiba.
Promoters - Lucent Motorola 3Com Microsoft. (1 Dec 1999)
About 1883 SG members. (13 Aug 2000)
Bluetooth legends. The technology is named after:
Harald Blatand 10th century Viking king from Denmark
Loved to eat blueberries no toothbrush at that time...
Bluetooth wireless technology
1Mbps raw data rate
2.4 GHZ(SM) 79 channels
1MHZ bandwidth frequency
hopping spread spectrum GFSK
modulation
1600 hops per second
3 power classes all quite low
Class 1; 100mW-100meters
Class 2; 2.5mW- ~50meters
Class 3; 1mW- 10 meters(most devices)
ACL link for data SC for voice
MuItipIe error correction
schemes
Forward Error Correction
Packet retransmission (data link)
8 active devices, 1 master
per piconet
SAFER+ 128 bit cipher used
for encryption and
authentication (security is
optionaI)
New(1.2)
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Quality of Service
Faster connect
mproved SC audio
Workable piconets
Documentation
$5eciIication describes
how the technology works,
i.e., the Bluetooth 5rotocol
architecture.
ProIiles describe how
the technology is used, i.e.,
how diIIerent 5arts oI the
s5eciIication can be used to
IulIill a desired Iunction
Ior a Bluetooth device.
uetooth Specification Protoco Stack
http://www.palowi7eless.com/infotooth/tuto7ial.asp
MP:Link Manager Protocol; HCI: Host Controller nterface; 2CAP:Logical Link Control and Adaptation
Protocol; SDP:Service Discovery Protocol; OBEX:bject Exchange Protocol
uetooth Profie Structure
http://www.palowi7eless.com/infotooth/tuto7ial.asp
ESDP:Extended Service Discovery profile(for Universal Plug and Play)
#adio Specification
0 1 2 78
2.402 GHz 2.480 GHz
PD& format:
The Bluetooth system is o5erating in the 2.4 GHz I$
(Industrial $cientiIic edicine) band. The regulatory range oI
this Irequency band is 2.400 2.4835 GHz.
The Bluetooth radio accom5lishes s5ectrum s5reading by 79
ho5s se5arated by 1 Hz.
Radio modulation uses GF$ (Gaussian F$)
5erating frequency bands.
US: f=2.402+nMHZ n=01...78
aseband Specification
There is one master
and one or more
slaves in each piconet
Packet format:
uetooth Design and Deveopment %oos
esign tools esign tools: RF and digital design tools, simulators, and
other tools
evelo5ment tools evelo5ment tools: including modules, chi5sets, RA and
digital kits, 5rotocol im5lementations and other tools
Testing/evaluation tools Testing/evaluation tools
http://www.7fmd.com
Next:SiW1502 /SiW1602 (These Cs are used in most bluetooth
applications)
SiW1502 Radio Modem C
http://lina.ee.ntu.edu.tw/Semina7/Semina7/bluetooth/60_0010_R00B_SiW1502_DS.pdf
SiW1602 Link Controller C
http://www.siliconwave.com/pdf/60_0009_R00C_SiW1602_IC_DS.pdf
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Bluetooth Products
Bluetooth Mobile Phone headset PDAs
Cordless Bar code Scanner
Bluetooth printer and laptop with
bluetooth adapter
n this presentation talked about the history specification
and profiles of the bluetooth.
Some specific specifications of the bluetooth such as: radio
and baseband.
The Design and Development Tools and implementations.
The current products of the bluetooth.
Summary
#eferences
WLL02 Willam Stallings. Wi7eless communications and
netwo7s ,NJ P7entice-Hall,2002
NATH01 Nathan J. Muller. Bluetooth demystified [elect7onic
7esou7ce] 2001
Bluetooth Resource Center. Bluetooth
Tuto7ial[ www.palowi7eless.com/infotooth/]
ATMEL C. TMEL Bluetooth[www.atmel.com]
RBE02 Robert Morrow. Bluetooth ope7ation and use
[elect7onic 7esou7ce] NY:McGraw-Hill c2002
Code Blue CommunicationsNC. Bluetooth p7esentation
2002
http://www.rfmd.com/productSearch.asp