Burst Search Mode (Bluetooth)
Access-Address Correlation
Burst Search Mode selects how the demodulator locates Bluetooth bursts within the search length:
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— the burst is located by correlating against the expected Access Address. This is the most robust mode when the access address of the signal is known (it is fixed by the standard for advertising and test packets).
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— the burst is located by detecting where the signal envelope rises above the Burst Threshold. Use this mode when the access address is unknown or does not match.
The selected mode determines which of the two dependent parameters ( or ) is shown on the Time tab.
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