The BLUETOOTH wireless technology specifications are available for free use by our member companies worldwide. Many industry manufacturers are actively implementing this technology in their products to reduce the use of scattered wires, achieve seamless connection, streaming stereo, data transmission, or voice communication. BLUETOOTH technology operates in the 2.4 GHz band, which is an industrial, technological, and medical (ISM) radio band that does not require a license. Therefore, using BLUETOOTH technology does not require any payment. But you must register with your mobile phone provider to use GSM or CDMA, and you do not need to pay any additional fees for using BLUETOOTH technology except for device fees.

Equipment scope

BLUETOOTH technology has been applied unprecedentedly widely, integrating products from mobile phones, cars, to medical devices, and users of this technology from consumers, industrial markets, enterprises, and more. Low power consumption, small size, and low-cost chip solutions enable BLUETOOTH technology to be applied even in extremely small devices.

BLUETOOTH technology is an instant technology that does not require a fixed infrastructure and is easy to install and set up. You don't need a cable to connect. New users can use it effortlessly. You only need to have a BLUETOOTH brand product, check the available configuration files, and connect it to another BLUETOOTH device that uses the same configuration file. The subsequent PIN process is as simple as operating on an ATM machine. When you go out, you can bring your personal local area network (PAN) with you and even connect to other networks.

General specifications

BLUETOOTH wireless technology is the most widely supported, feature rich, and secure wireless standard in the market today. The qualification certification process on a global scale can test whether members' products meet standards. Since the release of the BLUETOOTH specification in 1999, a total of over 4000 companies have become members of the BLUETOOTH Special Interest Group (SIG). At the same time, the number of BLUETOOTH products in the market has also multiplied rapidly. The number of products has doubled for four consecutive years, and the number of installed base stations may reach 500 million by the end of 2005.