Bluetooth And Wifi Co-existence

When bluetooth and wifi having common radio for transmitting and receiving data .In order to handle the switching between and wifi there will be an Intelligent Co-ex Manager in the firmware of the device to provide timeslots to each without effecting throughput of the both  .

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