I want to evaluate nrf52810 .I want to buy one DK board for evaluation .
Is it nrf52832 DK board is same for nrf52810?
I want to evaluate nrf52810 .I want to buy one DK board for evaluation .
Is it nrf52832 DK board is same for nrf52810?
Starting from version 14.1.0, this SDK supports developing for the nRF52810 SoC on the PCA10040 board, which uses nRF52832. The nRF52810 IC is a subset of the nRF52832 with smaller RAM and flash, and with less peripheral resources. Therefore, you can use nRF52832 to emulate the functionality of nRF52810.
Information from SDK 14:
Starting from version 14.1.0, this SDK supports developing for the nRF52810 SoC on the PCA10040 board, which uses nRF52832. The nRF52810 IC is a subset of the nRF52832 with smaller RAM and flash, and with less peripheral resources. Therefore, you can use nRF52832 to emulate the functionality of nRF52810.
Information from SDK 14:
That means nrf52832 dk is used for evaluation of nrf52810
i have some doubts in softdevice for nr52810 :- which softdevice i used for nrf52810(s112 or s132)
Is it nrf52810 support sdk 15?
1. Starting from version 14.1.0. I think that means, that higher versions supports that feature too;
2. Read Developing for nRF52810 section in User Guides:
All SDK examples for nRF52810 are configured to be run on the nRF52 Development Kit, which uses nRF52832 (PCA10040). These examples use an emulated project that is stored in the 'pca10040e' folder. All examples that are hardware compatible can be set up to emulate nRF52810 on nRF52832, even though the emulated project is not available for all of them. Hardware compatibility means that a project uses only the resources present in nRF52810, including peripherals and memory;
3. About softdevice: look at examples. In Makefiles there is information about softdevice.
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Hi,
See the compatibility matrix for nRF52810. Using S132 v5.1, SDK v14.1 is supported and using S112 v5.1 and v6.x, SDK v14.1 and 15.2 can be used, respectively.
Best regards,
Andreas