Bluetooth 5.4 LE Host
Consisting of the Bluetooth LE host protocol stack, GATT profiles, and LE Audio profiles, the Packetcraft Host production-ready Bluetooth 5.4 qualified solution supports mandatory and optional features.
When combined with Packetcraft Controller and/or Packetcraft LC3, licensees receive a comprehensive, fully-integrated BLE solution from a single software supplier with exceptional support.
Also offered is Packetcraft Host Tester, a companion test tool allowing Packetcraft’s host protocol stack and profiles to be tested on a PC and can interface to PTS, the official qualification tool by Bluetooth SIG.
Packetcraft’s feature-rich and mature software dates back to 2009 and is extensively tested and widely adopted. Testing in conjunction with test partners supports interoperability, quality, and reliability.
Packetcraft’s innovation and first-to-market Bluetooth qualifications support customers with early access to new features and mature extensively tested solutions.
Packetcraft, Inc
With several hundred million devices enabled, Packetcraft continues to deliver a legacy of extensively used and well-tested embedded software and protocol stacks for Bluetooth Low Energy. Packetcraft prides itself on both efficient design and achieving first-to-market qualifications which help ensure their customers are at the leading-edge for product innovation and distinction. Packetcraft’s leadership in Bluetooth LE began in 2009 with the founding of Wicentric, continued through Arm’s ownership in 2015, and is maintained today as new technological innovations such as LE Audio and Auracast, PAwR/ESL, and Channel Sounding come to market.
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Block Diagram of the Bluetooth 5.4 LE Host IP Core
Video Demo of the Bluetooth 5.4 LE Host IP Core
As shown in this Packetcraft PAwR trace captured on the Ellisys Explorer protocol analyzer, an AUX_SYNC_SUBEVENT_RSP message is transmitted in the response slot from an ESL device (price tag) to a gateway which can include telemetry data such as temperature, battery level, and stock level. From this trace one can see there is enough bandwidth to receive telemetry data from many devices. A single ESL gateway has a theoretical capacity of supporting two-way communication with tens of thousands of ESL price tags.
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