Coexistence Modeling
Bluetooth® Toolbox features and reference examples enable you to evaluate the performance of Bluetooth basic rate/enhanced data rate (BR/EDR) and low energy (LE) systems in the presence of WLAN signal interference.
Use the coexistence modeling capabilities of the toolbox to:
Create and configure a shared channel between Bluetooth and WLAN.
Simulate and visualize noncollaborative coexistence between Bluetooth and WLAN and mitigate interference by using adaptive frequency hopping (AFH).
Select a Bluetooth LE channel index for connection, periodic advertising, and isochronous events.
Generate a Bluetooth BR/EDR hopping sequence for inquiry, paging, and connection procedures.

Functions
addTrafficSource | Add data traffic source to Bluetooth LE node |
statistics | Get statistics of Bluetooth LE node |
configureConnection | Configure LL connection between Bluetooth LE Central and Peripheral nodes |
Objects
wirelessNetworkSimulator | Wireless network simulator |
bluetoothLENode | Bluetooth LE node |
bluetoothNode | Bluetooth BR node |
bluetoothLEConnectionConfig | Bluetooth LE LL connection configuration parameters |
bluetoothConnectionConfig | Bluetooth BR connection configuration parameters |
bleChannelSelection | Bluetooth LE channel index selection |
bluetoothFrequencyHop | Bluetooth BR/EDR channel index for frequency hopping |
networkTrafficOnOff | On-Off application traffic pattern generator |
Topics
- Bluetooth-WLAN Coexistence
Understand the coexistence of Bluetooth and WLAN.
- Bluetooth LE Node Statistics
Explore the statistics of Bluetooth LE node.
- Bluetooth Node Statistics
Explore the statistics of Bluetooth BR node.
- Configure Bluetooth BR/EDR Channel with WLAN Interference and Pass the Waveform Through Channel
Model a Bluetooth BR/EDR channel with WLAN interference and pass the waveform through the channel.
- Create, Configure, and Simulate Bluetooth BR Piconet
Use Bluetooth node object to create, configure, and simulate Bluetooth BR piconet.
- Simulate Multiple Bluetooth BR Piconets with ACL Traffic
Use Bluetooth node object to create, configure, and simulate multiple Bluetooth BR piconets with ACL traffic.