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I would like a BLE chip with usb peripheral

Guy Mundy

Hi all,

I've found the nRF52840 with USB but it seems a bit OTT for our application, something more like the 51822 would be nice, but cannot identify one, can anyone list the devices with USB peripherals?

Thanks in advance.

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    Thanks for your reply,

    It looks like since that is the only one with USB it explains why I could not find any others.

    Regards,

  • 0 in reply to Guy Mundy

    The only other chip which comes to mind as having BLE and USB is the TI CC2540 or possibly others in that series. Atmel (ok Micron now) has some good USB chips and great library support but the BLE is still a second chip. In general BLE is low energy, USB is not so I can understand how chip vendors have gone one way or the other. Personally I'm delighted to see the option of on-SOC USB on the Nordic chips and I think it's going to open up a new front for development.

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    The only other chip which comes to mind as having BLE and USB is the TI CC2540 or possibly others in that series. Atmel (ok Micron now) has some good USB chips and great library support but the BLE is still a second chip. In general BLE is low energy, USB is not so I can understand how chip vendors have gone one way or the other. Personally I'm delighted to see the option of on-SOC USB on the Nordic chips and I think it's going to open up a new front for development.

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