Working & functional details of Bluetooth

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Any existing discussion should only get relevant posts. Start a new discussion for new questions/queries.
  
  Moving the thread to Electrical & Electronics engineering section.
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  Eddy boy

  I only know that bluetooth works on Industrial, Scientific and Medical (ISM) frequency bandi-e 2.4 to 2.4835 GHz.
  others are also welcome to comments if u know a single bit about bluetooth like me!
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  mshearer

  best start by reading about bluetooth on wikipedia, then try find some good comparisons to other wireless technologys, such as Zigbee
  
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  icebalaji

  Eddy boy

  I only know that bluetooth works on Industrial, Scientific and Medical (ISM) frequency bandi-e 2.4 to 2.4835 GHz.
  others are also welcome to comments if u know a single bit about bluetooth like me!

  
  sorry eddy, i dont know as like u, but i know thats used for communication and i have to know what type of waves it is?
  
  whether any waveforms transfer between two mobiles while the bluetooth is switched ON?
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  icebalaji

  mshearer

  best start by reading about bluetooth on wikipedia, then try find some good comparisons to other wireless technologys, such as Zigbee
  
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  ya, it helps me, but i want to know the type of wave transmited by bluetooth. i.e radio waves, microwave etc.,?
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  Munguti

  The difference between radio waves and microwaves is the frequency band. 2.4GHz is microwaves also this is the frequency of the EM waves used in microwave ovens. Its a free band according to ITU i.e. you dont get charged for using ur equipment on this band. Wireless also uses this frequency range
  
  I also think that bluetooth is a standard for communication rather that a difference in waves.
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  Eddy boy

  well...i have a question,if a bluetooth to bluetooth data is transferring then will we get this data at the same time by another device ?