The BCM2035B is a Bluetooth transceiver chipset developed by Broadcom (now part of Cypress Semiconductor). It is commonly used in various Bluetooth devices, such as wireless headsets, keyboards, mice, and other peripheral devices.
Key features of the BCM2035B chipset may include:
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Bluetooth Standard: It supports Bluetooth 1.2, which was a common version of the Bluetooth standard at the time of its release.
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Class: The chipset is typically a Class 2 device, which means it has a typical range of about 10 meters (33 feet).
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Data Transfer: It provides reliable data transfer for various Bluetooth profiles, including Hands-Free Profile (HFP), Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), and Human Interface Device Profile (HID), among others.
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Integration: The BCM2035B is designed to be integrated into various consumer electronic devices to enable wireless connectivity.
It's worth noting that Bluetooth technology has evolved over the years, and more recent chipsets offer enhanced features and performance compared to the BCM2035B.
