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Implementation of Header Bitstream Datapath

The document discusses the implementation of a header bitstream datapath for Bluetooth in VHDL. The bitstream datapath is part of the Bluetooth baseband module and processes bit-intensive baseband protocols efficiently in hardware. At the transmitter, several bit manipulations like adding HEC to packet headers, scrambling header bits with a whitening word, and applying FEC coding are performed before payload transmission. The receiver performs the inverse of these processes on received packet headers.

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Implementation of Header Bitstream Datapath

The document discusses the implementation of a header bitstream datapath for Bluetooth in VHDL. The bitstream datapath is part of the Bluetooth baseband module and processes bit-intensive baseband protocols efficiently in hardware. At the transmitter, several bit manipulations like adding HEC to packet headers, scrambling header bits with a whitening word, and applying FEC coding are performed before payload transmission. The receiver performs the inverse of these processes on received packet headers.

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Implementation of Header Bitstream Datapath for

Bluetooth in VHDL
The bitstream datapath is a part of the baseband module for processing the bitintensive
baseband protocol functions. Bluetooth bitstream processing is power-efficient
if implemented in hardware. Before the payload is sent over the air interface, several bit
manipulations are performed in the transmitter to increase reliability and security. An
HEC (header error control) is added to the packet header, the header bits are
scrambled
with a whitening word, and FEC (forward error control) coding is applied. In the
receiver, the inverse processes are carried out. Figure shows the processes carried out
for
the packet header at transmit and receive side. All header bit processes are mandatory.

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