The BLE specification core 4.0 imposes certain limitations.
- Min connection interval 7.5ms
- Data payload on connection 27 bytes (the length field is 5 bits)
What is the reason behind such limitations?
The BLE specification core 4.0 imposes certain limitations.
What is the reason behind such limitations?
Here's a page from 'Bluetooth Low Energy The Developer's Handbook' which explains why short packets are used. Amazing book to get started. I am guessing that the reason for the min connection interval of 7.5 ms is also the same i.e to prevent the chip from heating up, reducing the overall power consumption and enabling the use of button/coin cells. Hope this helps. Prithvi
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I understand that notifications are link level ack-ed. But can I see this ack when i just have a DSO? I am able to see the packet transmissions.
Can I see this link level ack in a packet capture using sniffer?
I understand that notifications are link level ack-ed. But can I see this ack when i just have a DSO? I am able to see the packet transmissions.
Can I see this link level ack in a packet capture using sniffer?