Hi, I have an EMG muscle sensor which needs to be sampled at least 500Hz. Can I sample at the required frequency and transmit at the same time over BLE NRF51822. If not please suggest any other solution It would be a great help.
Regards
Nabeel
Hi, I have an EMG muscle sensor which needs to be sampled at least 500Hz. Can I sample at the required frequency and transmit at the same time over BLE NRF51822. If not please suggest any other solution It would be a great help.
Regards
Nabeel
Any reason to stick to the nRF51822, the ADC in the nRF52832 and later, is a lot nicer and has the ability to run more independent of CPU. I think the nRF52832 can do ~200K samples per second. If you do have a choice the nRF52832 would be a better choice.
Actually, I have designed a custom PCB with multiple sensors on it and I have used NRF51822. Can I replace NRF51822 chip with nRF52832? on my PCB. And also will nRF52832 be able to transfer over Bluetooth and sample at the same time. With nRF51822 I am achieving both at only 20Hz frequency after that Bluetooth does not transmit any data.
I have designed a custom PCB
So you've "designed" (sic) a PCB before actually verifying that your chosen components can do what you require?!?
The first step in any design should be to define the system requirements. Then identify components which can meet those requirements.
Remember the BLE is not designed for either high-volume or high-speed data transfer - as the name suggests, its prime design goal is Low Energy ...
I have designed a custom PCB
So you've "designed" (sic) a PCB before actually verifying that your chosen components can do what you require?!?
The first step in any design should be to define the system requirements. Then identify components which can meet those requirements.
Remember the BLE is not designed for either high-volume or high-speed data transfer - as the name suggests, its prime design goal is Low Energy ...
I agree with your answer. Actually, I am new to BLE and I just read the ADC sampling rate.