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Bluetooth 4.2 support

Bimal

Does the SoC nRF52832 support Bluetooth 4.2? Or is there any other SoC which supports the same?

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    Both the nRF51 Series and the nRF52 Series have the required hardware to be compliant with Bluetooth 4.2.

    SoftDevice S130 for the nRF51 Series is compliant with Bluetooth 4.2.

    SoftDevice S132 for the nRF52 Series is compliant with Bluetooth 4.2, but this is an alpha release.

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    Yes, We will be in peripheral role which will be sending the sensor data to central device. Where we require 60KB/s of user data to be transferred to central device.

    So i am interested to know that how much max throughput that we can get? Or is it that we can't use the BLE4.0 or 4.2 for this much higher datarate? Should we switch to BLE classic? I wanted to make decision on selection of Bluetooth version, can you help me out here?

    Have you any comparison of data throughput with BLE 4.0 and 4.2, As the updated 4.2 version claims that it gives 2.5x high throughput with 10x packet length compare to earlier versions. I wanted to know the 4.2 spec figures.

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  • 0 in reply to Petter Myhre

    Yes, We will be in peripheral role which will be sending the sensor data to central device. Where we require 60KB/s of user data to be transferred to central device.

    So i am interested to know that how much max throughput that we can get? Or is it that we can't use the BLE4.0 or 4.2 for this much higher datarate? Should we switch to BLE classic? I wanted to make decision on selection of Bluetooth version, can you help me out here?

    Have you any comparison of data throughput with BLE 4.0 and 4.2, As the updated 4.2 version claims that it gives 2.5x high throughput with 10x packet length compare to earlier versions. I wanted to know the 4.2 spec figures.

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