How to develop a custom circuit with a nRF52810 Transceiver

[Votan]

I want to create a PCB circuit withe the nRF52810 Transceiver. If you do not understand what i have in mind:

 

http://si.farnell.com/nordic-semiconductor/nrf52810-qcaa-r7/bluetooth-soc-2mbps-2-5ghz-qfn/dp/2842313?st=nrf52

This link shows the transceiver which in turn needs to be on a custom made PCB. It has one job. To read the signal on a oximeter. The circuit for the filters, antenna, power supply from battery is designed.

All i wish to know is how to connect the nRF52810 transceiver to the elements. I know witch GPIO pins to use and how to connect my micro antenna, but i do not know witch pins are needed:

To power the transceiver with out errors.

To enable functions needed to receive data from the sensor and broadcast trough the antenna.

To program the transceiver.

 

I have bought the transceivers, now i only need to correctly connect the transceiver to everything else.

The datasheet is provided on the store page above for the pinout.

Thank you for the knowledge bestowed in advance.

[MartinBL]

Hi,

To power the transceiver with out errors. & To enable functions needed to receive data from the sensor and broadcast trough the antenna.

• Here you can find the pinout and see which pin is VDD, GND, etc. Pin assignments.
• Here you can find reference schematics and see what components are required: Reference circuitry.
• What pins you need to connect to your sensor depends on the sensor. 

To program the transceiver.
The nRF5 IC family all use Serial Wire Debug Interface (SWD) for programming and debugging. You typically only need access to ground, SWDCLK, SWDIO, and Vdd.

 

 

Best regards,
Martin

[Votan]

I had forgotten to add that, i did know witch wires to use. I want to know if i can program it normaly with the help of the SDK?

I thank you for the wisdom shared.