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Bluetooth bandwidth (OT)

Bluez-users Pedro Monjo Florit 2 participants 2 messages Feb 14, 2006 – Feb 15, 2006 Bluetooth drivers

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Hi,

This is a rather off topic question. I am interested in any research/papers/whatever related to bluetooth bandwidth. It is very common in computer science or telecommunication engineering studies to study the behaviour of Aloha, Slotted Aloha, CSMA/CD, etc. and I want something similar for bluetooth: what happens with the bandwidth when there are many devices/many piconets together.

I have been searching in the Internet, but have found very little. I would greatly appreciate any pointers.

Thanks,

Pedro

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Hi Pedro,

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This is a rather off topic question. I am interested in any research/papers/whatever related to bluetooth bandwidth. It is very common in computer science or telecommunication engineering studies to study the behaviour of Aloha, Slotted Aloha, CSMA/CD, etc. and I want something similar for bluetooth: what happens with the bandwidth when there are many devices/many piconets together.

I have been searching in the Internet, but have found very little. I would greatly appreciate any pointers.

I don't know of any particular papers that are covering the bandwidth behavior of Bluetooth when a lot of devices are around. However for Bluetooth all of them must be active participating in a piconet and sending data, because other they don't consume any "bandwidth" at all.

Regards

Marcel

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