Bluetooth Low Energy Library

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Guide
Bluetooth LE is a wireless technology introduced in 2010 as a lower power and simpler alternative to Bluetooth Classic. We go over the protocol and specifications so you can better understand if it's suitable for your product
FAQ
Commonly asked questions about BLE
Guide
Creating an amazing BLE product starts with finding the best BLE chipset for your product. We take you through the latest devices and everything you need to know to build the right product.
Guide
BLE Advertising is one of the most important aspects of Bluetooth Low Energy. Understanding how to properly use advertisements can help you lower your power consumption, speed up your connections, and improve reliability. This guide takes you through everything about BLE Advertising.
Guide
This guide will cover creating BLE advertising packets in depth so you can improve the user experience and reduce the power consumption of your device.
Guide
Creating an amazing BLE product starts with finding the best BLE chipset for your product. We take you through the latest devices and everything you need to know.
Guide
Creating an amazing BLE product starts with finding the best BLE chipset for your product. We take you through the latest devices and everything you need to know.
Guide
Choosing the right BLE chipset package can have large ramifications on your BLE design. This guide goes through the package options and what they mean for the designer.
Guide
For many trying to start working with Bluetooth and BLE, the Arduino platform can be a great starting point.
Guide
This guide is designed to give you a broad overview of the choices in powering BLE products and the practical issues surrounding their use.
Guide
The Raspberry Pi is a popular platform because of its low cost and high integration. This guide takes you through complete setup and configuration of the Raspberry Pi and connecting to BLE devices.
Guide
Creating an amazing BLE product starts with finding the best BLE chipset for your product. We take you through the latest devices and everything you need to know.
Status: Legacy. Superseded by 2019 Guide