SystemC modeling of a Bluetooth transceiver: dynamic management of packet type in a noisy channel

Caldari, M.; Conti, Massimo; Crippa, Paolo; Marozzi, G.; Gennaro, Fabio Di; Orcioni, Simone; Turchetti, Claudio

doi:10.1109/date.2003.1186697

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“…The Bluetooth Model In order to have a complete BToUWB system model, similar work needs to be done for the BT standard. System level implementation of the BT standard, in SystemC, has already been studied in the literature in [8] and [9].…”

Section: The Wimedia Mac and Phy Modelmentioning

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A virtual prototype for Bluetooth over ultra wide band system level design

Lewicki¹,

Pavon²,

Talayssat³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the Conference on Design, Automation and Test in Europe

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The industry is merging two different Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) technologies: Bluetooth (BT) and WiMedia Ultra Wide Band (UWB), into a single BT over UWB (BToUWB) specification. The goal is to provide low cost, low power and a wide range of data rate wireless communications for multimedia and mobile applications. The complexity to study such a system requires the development of a virtual prototype at a highlevel of abstraction. The model needs a fast simulation time in order to explore the algorithms necessary for the merging of the standards. Moreover, as the merging is still in a standardization phase, this virtual prototype helps to actively participate to this effort. The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the methodology used to create a virtual prototype of a BToUWB device.

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Section: The Wimedia Mac and Phy Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

A virtual prototype for Bluetooth over ultra wide band system level design

Lewicki¹,

Pavon²,

Talayssat³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the Conference on Design, Automation and Test in Europe

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“…In [7] it has been shown how the different types of packets can be chosen in order to optimize the throughput in a noisy channel, in this section the effect on the power dissipation will be evidenced. Table II reports the mean value and the standard deviation of the energy dissipated by the baseband of the master during the transmission of different numbers of data (1 and the maximum allowed by the type of packets) with a BER of 1/1000 normalized by the energy dissipated by the transmission of 1 byte using a DM1 packet.…”

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Bluetooth Baseband power analysis with PKtool

Vece

Orcioni

Conti

2007

2007 18th European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design

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In this paper we present the main features of PKtool, an efficient simulation enviroment for SystemC, which allows the easy introduction of a power model in the executable specification of a complex design. The PKtool simulator has been applied to the SystemC modules of Bluetooth Baseband Layer and many simulations of the power dissipated by the Baseband during the life of the piconet have been performed.

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“…Other relevant examples of noise analysis based on virtual prototyping are illustrated in [11] - [14], in which some tasks of the Bluetooth and ZigBee protocols are examined in a noisy channel. These analysis are realized through statistical fault injection simulations, in which the BER impact on the examined tasks is evaluated in specific network architectures.…”

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A System-Level Protocol-Based Methodology for Noise Analysis of Digital Networked Systems

Vece¹,

Mazza²,

Conti³

2014

JNW

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Reliability and noise tolerance represent important requirements for electronic systems and in particular for networked systems, especially in critical working conditions. Reliability and noise tolerance mostly concern the communication tasks between the network nodes, which are implemented complying with formal protocol rules. The challenging target for a reliability analysis is to provide comprehensive evaluations and acceptably accurate results. However, the current complexity of the protocol and the complexity of the networks with many nodes make it very difficult to achieve this target. This paper presents a novel system-level methodology for noise analysis of digital networked systems. The methodology is based on a simulation and analytical approach capable to address a fast and comprehensive study of the reliability properties complying with the protocol specifications. As a test case, the MOST 150 protocol has been considered. MOST 150 protocol is currently widely used for multimedia networks in automotive applications.

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SystemC modeling of a Bluetooth transceiver: dynamic management of packet type in a noisy channel

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

A virtual prototype for Bluetooth over ultra wide band system level design

A virtual prototype for Bluetooth over ultra wide band system level design

Bluetooth Baseband power analysis with PKtool

A System-Level Protocol-Based Methodology for Noise Analysis of Digital Networked Systems

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