Packet Level Simulation of Bluetooth Physical Layer
@inproceedings{Rnai2001PacketLS,
title={Packet Level Simulation of Bluetooth Physical Layer},
author={Mikl{\'o}s Aur{\'e}l R{\'o}nai},
year={2001},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:59858940}
}The results show that the Bluetooth technology is robust against external interference and can be efficient in power consumption and the created simplified link layer, which is based on a random access method works well on the Bluetooth physical layer.
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