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How to use AoA and Nordic Distance Measurement library at the same time

loquat

Hay.

I am Working on positioning.

I want to use  AoA and Nordic Distance Measurement library.

What SoC do you recommend?

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    Have you tried using the AI? It's really good at finding similar questions and suggesting answers from previous replies.

    Based on the knowledge sources provided, I can recommend the following for using both Angle of Arrival (AoA) and Nordic Distance Measurement library:
    For SoC recommendation, the nRF5340 would be the best choice. Here's why:
    1. AoA Support: The nRF5340 supports Bluetooth Direction Finding, including AoA. This is confirmed in the Bluetooth Direction Finding product page.
    2. Nordic Distance Measurement Support: The nRF5340, being part of the nRF53 Series, supports the Nordic Distance Measurement library. This is mentioned in the Nordic Distance Toolbox documentation.
    3. Dual-core Architecture: The nRF5340's dual-core architecture allows for efficient use of both features. You can perform distance measurements on the network core and do calculations on the application core for better performance.
    However, it's important to note a few things:
    1. These features may not be usable simultaneously in a single application due to resource constraints. You might need to switch between AoA and Distance Measurement modes.
    2. The Nordic Distance Toolbox is a proprietary solution and an alternative to Channel Sounding, offering advanced distance measurements using Phase-Based Ranging (PBR) and Round-Trip Time (RTT) methods.
    3. For implementation details, you should refer to the specific samples and documentation for each feature in the nRF Connect SDK.
    Remember to check the latest documentation and SDK versions for the most up-to-date information on using these features together.
    Just remember it's AI....so verify everything before you make a decision!
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    Have you tried using the AI? It's really good at finding similar questions and suggesting answers from previous replies.

    Based on the knowledge sources provided, I can recommend the following for using both Angle of Arrival (AoA) and Nordic Distance Measurement library:
    For SoC recommendation, the nRF5340 would be the best choice. Here's why:
    1. AoA Support: The nRF5340 supports Bluetooth Direction Finding, including AoA. This is confirmed in the Bluetooth Direction Finding product page.
    2. Nordic Distance Measurement Support: The nRF5340, being part of the nRF53 Series, supports the Nordic Distance Measurement library. This is mentioned in the Nordic Distance Toolbox documentation.
    3. Dual-core Architecture: The nRF5340's dual-core architecture allows for efficient use of both features. You can perform distance measurements on the network core and do calculations on the application core for better performance.
    However, it's important to note a few things:
    1. These features may not be usable simultaneously in a single application due to resource constraints. You might need to switch between AoA and Distance Measurement modes.
    2. The Nordic Distance Toolbox is a proprietary solution and an alternative to Channel Sounding, offering advanced distance measurements using Phase-Based Ranging (PBR) and Round-Trip Time (RTT) methods.
    3. For implementation details, you should refer to the specific samples and documentation for each feature in the nRF Connect SDK.
    Remember to check the latest documentation and SDK versions for the most up-to-date information on using these features together.
    Just remember it's AI....so verify everything before you make a decision!
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