In this paper, a homogeneous system of interfering Bluetooth networks is analyzed with respect to network and system throughput. More specifically, the paper investigates the influence of choice of packet lengths on the throughput. The analysis is based on closed form expressions for the throughput of the networks, which can be used to analyze other interfering radio networks as well.
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