Frontline Sodera LE Wideband Low Energy Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer (Sodera LE)

The Frontline Sodera LE Protocol Analyzer is designed to help developers debug Bluetooth low energy data communications problems, e.g. insufficient throughput, power consumption, and timing issues.

Bluetooth low energy is the wireless technology of choice for engineers and developers creating “Internet of Things” devices. But since changes to the Bluetooth specification, particularly relating to low energy, are coming practically every day, it is critical to be able to debug the latest adopted and emerging profiles and protocols to take advantage of the ongoing advances in wireless communications.

The Frontline Sodera LE Wideband Bluetooth Low Energy Protocol Analyzer is designed with these users in mind. It is tuned to capture Bluetooth low energy packets in the 2.4GHz band, which allows Internet of Things developers to focus only on the data they need. Predictable, reliable and competitive operation in this rapidly evolving wireless band requires that the technology employed is as current as the Bluetooth spec. Technologies that can take advantage of the improved speed, range, interference avoidance and lower latency of the latest Bluetooth innovations, as well as support for specific low energy technologies and applications, will have a decided advantage in the Internet of Things marketplace.

View data captured by the Frontline Sodera LE in the Frontline software you already use for Bluetooth protocol analysis. Sort, search and drill down to decode each low energy frame.