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Coexistence Liaison Report #2 May 2000 September, 00 Coexistence Liaison Report #2 Bluetooth Coexistence Working Group Chartered by Bluetooth SIG to address coexistence issues of Bluetooth with other devices operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM unlicensed band Chaired by Tod Sizer of Lucent Members include Lucent, Motorola, Ericsson, Toshiba, 3COM Richard Ditch, Motorola

Coexistence Liaison Report #2 May 2000 September, 00 Coexistence Liaison Report #2 Simulations Matlab Time & Frequency simulations - assume a particular time usage (due to specific traffic models) together with frequency hoping scenarios to establish collision rate between Bluetooth and the interfering system Richard Ditch, Motorola

Coexistence Liaison Report #2 May 2000 September, 00 Coexistence Liaison Report #2 Recent Work OpNet Tutorial from Taylor Salman Internal papers covering Fading Model and Path Loss Model Audio samples in WAV format output from two CVSD Corruption Simulators Input requirements to Bluetooth Radio 2 Group Richard Ditch, Motorola

Coexistence Liaison Report #2 May 2000 September, 00 Coexistence Liaison Report #2 Audio samples in WAV format output from two CVSD Corruption Simulators Lost packet filled with white background noise encoded in binary as alternating ones and zeros of the same size as the lost packet(s). Assumes packet headers have been corrupted during transmission, allowing the decoder to recognize a corrupt packet and handle it accordingly. Assumes packet headers have been left intact, preventing the decoder from recognizing the packet as corrupt. 50% of the “lost” packets are recognized as corrupt and treated as above, while the other 50% are filled with random bits simulating the corrupted payload. Richard Ditch, Motorola

Coexistence Liaison Report #2 May 2000 September, 00 Coexistence Liaison Report #2 Face-to-Face Meeting Expected in mid October Plans to begin testing of real hardware Richard Ditch, Motorola