Is It True That Bluetooth Using Pulses?

Is It True That Bluetooth Using Pulses?

The Bluetooth features are the familiar thing for the handphone and smartphone users now. The features which made the handphone users become easier to moving file from one device to another device. Until now, the utilization of Bluetooth has become wider. 

In the era of industrial revolution 4.0, we are becoming familiar now with wireless speaker, wireless headset, wireless mouse, wireless printer, projector which all of them are using Bluetooth.

But, when we talk about Bluetooth, there is one of information which made many people are still afraid to use this features. Even people still assume that Bluetooth is the loss features. They said, “Bluetooth is using pulses”, “Bluetooth is taking your pulses”, and another narration that connecting Bluetooth with pulses. So, is it true that Bluetooth using pulses?

In fact, this misinformation made us going wrong or misunderstood. Reported by Wikipedia.id and Suara.com, the activity of sending and accepting of Bluetooth is using a band with 79 frequencies (channels) centered on the 2,45 GHz radio wave frequency. This wave frequency is separated with radio, television, and mobile phone itself. 

Bluetooth also has very developed and increased in every version. For this time, Bluetooth is using two channels. The first channels is still on the 2,45 GHz radio wave frequency and the second channels is Hopping Transceiver Frequency able to provide the data communication and voice service in real-time which has been implemented on Bluetooth version 4.0. With this Hopping Transceiver frequency will not disturb the WiFi signal.

So, we can conclude that Bluetooth is working by using the signal of radio wave frequency, not using pulses. The signal and pulses are two different things. If any cases when using Bluetooth can be running out our pulses, that is perhaps caused by the activity of hacking with using another application and utilizing of Bluetooth signal. Remember, if any activity of hacking, ya.

Now, you don’t be afraid again or feel cost loss when using Bluetooth. Your pulse will be still very safe.

Selly Novita, SE
Alumna of Muhammadiyah University of Pontianak
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