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Good morningWelcome

to the

seminar

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Seminar on

Bluetooth

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Bluetooth

Open wireless protocol

Uses short range radio technology

Simplifies data

synchronisat-ion

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Bluetooth implementation

Uses frequency hopping spread spectrum

Uses Gaussian Frequency shift keying

Developed & licensed by SIG

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Bluetooth specification protocol stack

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Bluetooth radio Frequency bands

Transmitter characteristics

Receiver characteristics

Baseband

error correction

Hop selection

Bluetooth security

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LMPUsed by link managers

Mainly made up

of PDU’s

HCIActs as a command

interface

Communicates the host

stack with the host

controller

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L2CAPProvides connection oriented & connectionless

data services

Two link types

-SCO

-ACl

RFCOMMCreates a virtual serial data stream

Acts as a transport layer

Emulation of serial ports

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SDPUses a request/response model

Discovers services provided by other Bluetooth devices

AVCTPAudio/visual control transport protocol

AVDTPAudio/visual data transport protocol

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TCS-BINTelephony control protocol-binary

bit oriented protocol

ADOPTED PROTOCOLS

It includes-ppp

point-to-point protocol

Tcp/ip/udp

foundation protocol

Obex

object exchange protocol

wae

wireless application environment

Wap

wireless application protocol

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Bluetooth profilesDescribes implementation of user

models

Defines parameter ranges of each

protocol

Decreases the risk of

interoperability problems

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View of different sections of profiles

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How Bluetooth works

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Modes of

operationpiconet connection between 2 or more devices

each piconet is identified by a different FHS

follows a master slave mechanism

Scatternet

connection of different piconets

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Different versions of

Bluetooth

•AFH, eSCO•High

transmission speed

•EDR•Low power

consumption

• Supports non-encrypted channels

•Required mandatory BD_ADDR

Bluetooth

1.0 & 1.0B

Bluetooth

1.1

Bluetooth

1.2

Bluetooth

2.0

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•Extended inquiry response

•Secure simple pairing

Bluetooth

2.1

• AMP• High speed

transport

Bluetooth

3.0

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Applications of

Bluetooth

A typical Bluetooth mobile

phone headsetA Bluetooth USB dongle

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MOTOROLA –PORTABLE-

BLUETOOTH car-kit-T305 Features-

• Crisp & clear

• Smooth execution

• Fashionable & multi-

faceted

• Mini USB connector

for easy charging

• A Multi-function button

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Advantages of

Bluetooth

Universally accepted

economical

Simplifies communication

while driving

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Best alternative of data transfer

Instant PAN (personal area network)

Standard protocol

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Bluetooth v/s Wi-Fi

-->uses wireless PAN

-->simplifies discovery & setup of Services -->uses wireless LAN

-->requires configuration to setup shared resources

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Bluetooth

security

As it has many benefits, also

susceptibility to denial of service

attacks—

Bluejacking

Bluesnarfing

bluebugging

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To protect data--Many software patches

available for older Bluetooth

phones

Turn to non-discoverable mode

when not in use

Never pair with unknown

devices or In public places

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Disadvantages of Bluetooth

Battery mileage

Bluetooth internet

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Thank you for your presence

By,J.Pranaya

Sujata Patnaik


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