Once Wireless Local Networks (WLAN) and Bluetooth devices share the same frequency band (ISM) there is a potential risk of interference if they are supposed to operate close to each other. Additionally, the signal fading effects on mobile Bluetooth networks may deeply affect the overall performance. That is why the use of strategies that minimize transmission on channels with great interference or severe fading is so important. This paper proposes and investigates the use of parameter m of the Nakagami distribution, as the channel estimation metric.
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