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Tata Infotech Case Study: Development of Bluetooth Serial Driver

Overview The customer is a leading software provider of Bluetooth short-range wireless connectivity solutions, one of the first companies to bring certified Bluetooth software to the world. Bluetooth applications were experiencing loss of data while performing large data transfers over the Bluetooth interface. The objective of the project was to develop a new serial device driver to overcome this limitation. Tata Infotech developed the serial driver for the BTUART port of XScale processor. The driver was based on the stream interface device driver model. Bluetooth Serial Driver technology was employed to execute this process. The benefits were performance improvement for transmission, improvement of for reception with the help of the driver and elimination of the data loss.

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Publisher	Tata Sons	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2004	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Bluetooth

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