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Nordic chips sfty detector

touPilsner over 8 years ago

Anyone knows which Nordic chips they have used in this device, and do you know if it is possible to get it to Arduinio?

www.tu.no/.../345999 http://sfty.com/#products

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0 Wojtek over 8 years ago

If you look closely at this image, you will see that this is almost exactly the same as reference design layout for nRF51. So i assume that is nRF51. You can connect it to arduino, but I see very few reasons to do that...
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0 Wojtek over 8 years ago in reply to Wojtek

Using arduino here is totally pointless in my opinion. current draw will kill whole power-saving concept. nRF51 only is enough. However, see that they are using some wifi chip also.
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0 Wojtek over 8 years ago in reply to Wojtek

Using arduino here is totally pointless in my opinion. current draw will kill whole power-saving concept. nRF51 only is enough. However, see that they are using some wifi chip also.
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