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blue tooth

blue tooth

blue tooth

(OP)
Hi
i dont know if im in the correct room but ill ask anyway...

i was wondering if there is any components for the blue tooth technology....i want to build something simple so i can get a better view of this intresting technology

if any info please email and let me know

thnx in advance

**im an electronics engineer, my first time here**
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RE: blue tooth

There are lots of companies selling (or at least saying they're selling) Bluetooth components. Depending on what you need there are mostly 2 chip solutions (baseband and RF) and at least one or two one-chip solutions out there. A little effort searching at sites like www.eetimes.com or even google will help. Also, visit www.bluetooth.org. The thing to watch out for though is the ability of start-ups to support your volume requirements...make sure they have enough cash and customers before committing. Once you commit you're essentially single-sourced with this technology; to change means to rewrite code and relayout boards.

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