Software Implementation of Bluetooth Application System Based on Micro-processor
Feng Han
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Feng Han
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This article briefly introduces the architecture of Bluetooth protocol, analyzes the formats of different types of packets defined in the host controller interface (HCI), and their usages. Combining the characteristics of Bluetooth with the micro-processor application system, the authors put forward the method of using the concept of state machine to design Bluetooth application software, and explain several points needing attention involved in the design of the software.
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This article briefly introduces the architecture of Bluetooth protocol, analyzes the formats of different types of packets defined in the host controller interface (HCI), and their usages. Combining the characteristics of Bluetooth with the micro-processor application system, the authors put forward the method of using the concept of state machine to design Bluetooth application software, and explain several points needing attention involved in the design of the software.
Key concepts: Computer science, Bluetooth, Embedded system, Host (biology), Software, Interface (matter), Protocol (science), Network packet