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bluetooth interfacing with PIC

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can we use any bluetooth ttl module to interface with a uc ? , or we have to consider any thing in choosing a module ?
 

Choose a Bluetooth module that has similar interfaces that are available on the Microcontroller. Example, SPI, USB, or parallel Bus. There are modules available with USB interface. As far as the digital design is concerned, this is the only requirement. From Software point of view select a device that allows you to control the device through OpenAT commands and drivers are easily available. From the Analog point of view, make sure you have separate power planes available for Microcontroller and Bluetooth module. And finally form the RF point of view- EMI shielding and on-board antenna (if applicable) will be the biggest challenge.

Many Bluetooth solutions such as BlueCore offer Bluetooth devices with programmable Microcontrollers. You may want to have a look at it.

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A legacy uart ttl bluetooth module with a programmable uc can be handy for me if i intend only digital ?
 

Yes. The following module uses the same Blue Core solution which I mentioned in my previous post. Refer **broken link removed** for more details
 

Hi,

Something like this one from SparkFun should do. https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10253

Its Usart compatible so data flow could not be easier, you need to be aware of what Class / transmission distance you want and that many of them run at 3v3 so you may need a level shifter if using a 5v Pic.
 

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