Bluetooth is a wireless technology using which two devices can exchange data over a short distance. It is a packet-based protocol. A Bluetooth device first divides the data into packets and then the packets are transmitted over a Bluetooth channel.
Bluetooth also follows master-slave architecture. When two devices communicate with each other, one device acts as a master and the other one as a slave. A master device can connect up to seven slave devices. When a Bluetooth device initiates a Bluetooth connection, the initiator acts as a master. But, later the device can switch roles upon agreement and act as a slave.
As discussed, a master device can connect up to seven devices. But, it can address one slave device at a time. Usually, a master device selects which slave device to address at a particular time and after it addresses that device, it switches rapidly to another device in a round-robin way.
In this article, we will discuss:
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Bluetooth Protocol Stack
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