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Bluetooth Device Manager Connecting a Large Number of Devices With Different QoS Requirements in a Bluetooth Network

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Overview The unique advantages of Bluetooth such as low power consumption capability, cheap hardware interfaces and easy set-up offer new application areas. A reason why Bluetooth is even considered for a Service Oriented Architectures (SOAs) network consisting of a large number of resource-constraint devices. Although several proposals are available for reducing power consumption for intra-piconet communication, none of them addresses the utilization of the park mode to reduce power consumption together with the support of a large number of accessible de-vices. This ongoing research work bridges that gap by proposing polling based on the probability of service access for a centralized Bluetooth net-work of resource-constraint devices.

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Publisher	University of Rostock	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service, Bluetooth, Service-Oriented Architecture

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