Introduction To Bluetooth






Bluetooth was designed to allow low bandwidth wireless



connections to become easy to use so even those who



are new to wireless can use them. Version 1.1 of



Bluetooth describes a low power, short range wireless



networking technology that uses radio waves to send



data at rates up to 720 kilobits a second.





The specification for Bluetooth provides for different



classes of radio that allow transmission ranges of



up to 100 meters by boosting the radio power. The



technology of Bluetooth isn't limited to line of



sight transmission since it uses directional waves



that are capable of transmitting through many



obstructions.





Bluetooth is an industry standard communication of



wireless, meaning that it enables the connection



of other devices as well, such as cell phones,



computers, digital cameras, and other types of



electronic devices. The specification of Bluetooth



defines a radio system and a "stack" of protocol



layers and profiles. The highest layer is the



application layer, while the lowest layer is the



radio.





The wireless technology of Bluetooth is positioned



to revolutionize the personal connectivity market



by providing freedom from inconvenient fixed type



lines.





The specification for Bluetooth eliminates the need



for cables by providing a small form factor, low



cost wireless solution that will link computers,



cell phones, and other electronics. Bluetooth



also allows users to connect many ranges of devices



quickly and easily and expands communications



capabilities as well.





The size of the Bluetooth radio is amazing, as a



Bluetooth radio can be built into one or two very



small microchips then integrated into any electronic



device where wireless operations would be an



advantage.





Bluetooth also offers a robust link, which ensures



that normal operating circumstances are not



interrupted by interference from other signals



that are operating in the same frequency band.





Also known for its worldwide operation, Bluetooth



radio operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band, which



is license free and available to any type of



radio system in the world. No matter where you



are in the world, you count on Bluetooth to work.





Security is also important. Offering advanced



security mechanisms, Bluetooth ensures a high level



of security. Therefore, authentification will



prevent unauthorized acess to important data and



make it very difficult to listen in.





Bluetooth also boasts power optimization. The radio



is power friendly and the software for Bluetooth



is very configurable, limiting the power consumption



of equipment. The radio itself only consumes a



small amount of power from a cellular phone.





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