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Mini Bluetooth Jammer — Educational Demo

A miniature research model demonstrating how wireless interference affects Bluetooth protocol stability.

Cyber X Project Demo Video

Author: Abdullah Yasir · Cyber X


Overview

يقدّم هذا المشروع نموذجاً مصغراً يبيّن كيف يؤثر التداخل اللاسلكي على بروتوكولات البلوتوث.

This project is a scaled-down educational model showing how radio-frequency interference impacts Bluetooth communications. It is designed to help students understand protocol behavior under non-ideal conditions — not as a deployable product.


Hardware

Component Role
ESP32 WROOM Main development board
nRF radio module Additional RF interface for interference generation
Custom firmware Generates controlled interference in the Bluetooth frequency band

What was tested

The setup was evaluated in a controlled lab environment against:

  • Bluetooth earbuds (AirPods-class devices)
  • Bluetooth speakers
  • Car audio recorders / Bluetooth head units

Observed results

At close range and in open areas, targeted devices frequently stopped audio output when interference was active — demonstrating how fragile Bluetooth links can be under RF congestion or deliberate jamming.


Educational goal

Understand how the Bluetooth protocol behaves under non-ideal RF conditions:

  • Packet loss under interference
  • Connection stability degradation
  • Range-dependent failure modes
  • Why critical systems should not rely solely on unlicensed 2.4 GHz wireless

Demo video

Watch on YouTube →


Repository contents

Path Contents
README.md Full project documentation
firmware/README.md Firmware recovery guide

The custom firmware is on the physical ESP32 WROOM board — it was not found on this development machine. See firmware/README.md for how to export and add the sketch when you have the device.


Legal & ethical notice

⚠️  EDUCATIONAL / LAB USE ONLY
  • Intentionally jamming or disrupting wireless communications is illegal in most countries outside licensed research facilities
  • This demo was conducted in a controlled test environment
  • Do not use interference techniques on public airspace, commercial devices, or networks you do not own
  • Understand your local telecommunications regulations before any RF experimentation

You are solely responsible for compliance with applicable laws.


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