Bluetooth Classic / LE Sniffing
Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 6:23 am
I have a question, right before purchasing SDR for some tests:
Commercial hardware for bluetooth (even Ubertooth) allows you to receive packets on a 1MHz channel. Which practically means that if you, and the transmitter, are not listening to the same channel, you will not see the transmission. pretty clear.
My questions is this. if by the spec, for example USRP - can listen to 160MHz channel, does it mean it can listen in parallel and collect packets for more than one bluetooth channel?
If not, why?
Thanks Jen
Commercial hardware for bluetooth (even Ubertooth) allows you to receive packets on a 1MHz channel. Which practically means that if you, and the transmitter, are not listening to the same channel, you will not see the transmission. pretty clear.
My questions is this. if by the spec, for example USRP - can listen to 160MHz channel, does it mean it can listen in parallel and collect packets for more than one bluetooth channel?
If not, why?
Thanks Jen