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nRF52810 Development

It looks like the "NRF52-DK" development kit I can find comes with an nRF52832 chip, but I'm looking to get a dev kit to develop for the nRF52810. I did also find a "NRF52840-PDK" to develop on the 2840, but no kit that would actually be testing on a 2810 chip.

It looks like the 2832 and 2810 are so similar it may not be an issue, but I don't want to spend time working out a solution and then find I break everything when I try to convert the project to be flashed to a 2810 on a production board. There are of course some limitations I would have to be careful not to exceed (I found on this helpful post), but are those the only issues I need to look out for? Or is there some way to set up Kiel so it restricts itself to not use anything not found on the 2810 version?

Thanks!

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  • Hi Jeremy

    The standard development platform for the nRF52810 will be the nRF52832, since the functionality of the later is just a superset of the former.

    We will provide header files and linker settings for the nRF52810, so that you can ensure that you don't use memory or peripherals that the nRF52810 doesn't support.

    I will double check the schedule for these releases, but I believe it should be ready in time for SDK v14, which is planned for a release in July.

    Best regards
    Torbjørn

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  • Hi Jeremy

    The standard development platform for the nRF52810 will be the nRF52832, since the functionality of the later is just a superset of the former.

    We will provide header files and linker settings for the nRF52810, so that you can ensure that you don't use memory or peripherals that the nRF52810 doesn't support.

    I will double check the schedule for these releases, but I believe it should be ready in time for SDK v14, which is planned for a release in July.

    Best regards
    Torbjørn

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