1 / 15

Bluetooth Technology

Bluetooth Technology. By Abdullah M. Dalloul…20020447. Salman Y. Mansour...20020826. Supervisor. Dr. Basil hammed. BLUETOOTH. Content. What is Bluetooth ? History Bluetooth Architecture Bluetooth system Network Topology Security Bluetooth benefits Conclusion. BLUETOOTH.

elmo
Download Presentation

Bluetooth Technology

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Bluetooth Technology By Abdullah M. Dalloul…20020447. Salman Y. Mansour...20020826. Supervisor. Dr. Basil hammed.

  2. BLUETOOTH Content • What is Bluetooth ? • History • Bluetooth Architecture • Bluetooth system • Network Topology • Security • Bluetooth benefits • Conclusion

  3. BLUETOOTH What is Bluetooth? • A short-range wireless communications technology. • Low bandwidth, low power, voice and data transfer. • Adaptable to any type of electronic devices; Cell phones, laptops, PC`s, Cameras and scanners. • Automatic connections (no user prompting).

  4. BLUETOOTH History • Name came from Harold Blatand king of Denmark ( 940 - 981). • 1994 – Ericsson study on a wireless technology to link mobile phones and accessories. • 1998 the Special Interest Group (SIG) was founded by Ericcsson. • 1999 first Bluetooth production.

  5. BLUETOOTH The Special Interest Group (SIG) • Microsoft • Motorola • Nokia • Toshiba • Erricson • IBM • Intel • Agere systems

  6. BLUETOOTH Bluetooth Architecture • ISM Radio band (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) at2.4 - 2.48 GHz. • Range 10 - 100 m . • 1 Mbps Data Rate (750 Kbps in real). • Power consuming 1 milliwatt. • Embedded frequency chip into an electronic device.

  7. BLUETOOTH Bluetooth system • Consisting of a Bluetooth Module and a Bluetooth Host. • Module is partitioned into the radio unit, the baseband unit and the Host Controller firmware. • Host consists of the software protocol stack and the application software

  8. BLUETOOTH Host controller Continue… Bluetooth Host Bluetooth Host • Application software is the user specified and implements the device functionality. • Host Controller realizes communication between Module and Host. • Baseband is a controller, establishing and maintaining the connection. • Radio transceiver enables the wireless link between devices. Host drives and application HCI driver Events Data Commands Bluetooth Module Bluetooth Module Link Manager Baseband & link controller Radio unit

  9. BLUETOOTH Network Topology Piconet . Scatternet.

  10. BLUETOOTH Security • For each Bluetooth device there is:- • A 48 bit fixed public address that is unique for each device. • A 128 bits private user key which is derived during initialization and kept stable • A 128 bits random number which is generated randomly for each new transaction

  11. BLUETOOTH Bluetooth benefits: • Eliminates cables and wires between devices. • Facilitates both data and voice communication • Enables ad hoc networks between multiple Bluetooth devices. • Spread-spectrum frequency.

  12. BLUETOOTH Other wireless technologies: • IrDA The IrDA enables bidirectional infrared communication between the devices ( at least 1-meter / Typically, 2 meters). • HomeRF The HomeRF is designed to carry both voice and data and to inter-operate with the Public Switched Telephone Network and the Internet.

  13. BLUETOOTH Comparison of Technologies

  14. BLUETOOTH Conclusions • Bluetooth was originally intended to be a cable replacement. • Bluetooth is a global, RF-band (ISM band: 2.4GHz), short-range, low power, personal devices • Embedding Bluetooth chip into an electronic device will allow many devices to be Bluetooth-enabled.

  15. Thanks Thanks

More Related