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Navigating the Trilemma: Security, Power, and Performance Trade-offs in Bluetooth Low Energy
SessionMonday Work-in-Progress Poster Reception
DescriptionBluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology plays a crucial role in IoT and wearable devices due to its energy-efficient design. This paper explores the intricate interplay between BLE's security configurations, power consumption, and performance. Through comprehensive experiments, we analyze the cost of security on power efficiency and transmission speed, revealing trade-offs essential for BLE protocol design. The experimental results indicate that security settings can impact both energy consumption and performance. Moreover, our findings reveal that more performant protocol configurations can paradoxically lead to reduced energy consumption. This highlights the paramount importance of the security-power-performance trade-off in BLE protocol design.
Authors
Ning Miao
University of California, Davis
Chongzhou Fang
University of California, Davis
Ruijie Fang
University of California, Davis
Ruoyu Zhang
University of California, Davis
Setareh Rafatirad
University of California, Davis
Hossein Sayadi
California State University, Long Beach
Houman Homayoun
University of California, Davis
Event Type
Networking
Work-in-Progress Poster
TimeMonday, June 236:00pm - 7:00pm PDT
LocationLevel 2 Lobby
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