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DK Li-Po battery

Dear All,

I would like to order Li-Po batteries for my nRF52840 development kits and need some information. From the battery, what type of female battery connector is needed to plug into the board?

Kind regards,

Roger

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0 AmbystomaLabs over 6 years ago

All component descriptions and part numbers are always listed in the bill of material for a DK. They can be downloaded from the Nordic website. The BOM for the DK is in the Production Files/Assembly folder.

See link: www.nordicsemi.com/.../116086
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0 AmbystomaLabs over 6 years ago in reply to AmbystomaLabs

Likely it is because they get a lot of questions about running nRF from LiPo. The converter on the board is a basic buck converter. You can run it with anything up to 6 volts. I don't know what your plan is with running from LiPo, but I didn't see any provision for recharging the LiPo, so you might find it more convenient using a different type of battery.
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0 AmbystomaLabs over 6 years ago in reply to AmbystomaLabs

Likely it is because they get a lot of questions about running nRF from LiPo. The converter on the board is a basic buck converter. You can run it with anything up to 6 volts. I don't know what your plan is with running from LiPo, but I didn't see any provision for recharging the LiPo, so you might find it more convenient using a different type of battery.
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