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Where to start from with nrf52832 SOC

Hi, i would like to work with nrf52832 for my IoT idea. So my question is where do i start from to work with this particular SOC nrf52832 chip?
My End product would have integrated nrf52832 SOC with other components and sensors.Personally i do not want to waste time working along with development boards? Suggestions please. Is it possible to work directly with my circuit design?

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  • Prerequisites:

    • Proficient in embedded microcontroller development with 'C'
    • At least a basic understanding of electronics.
    • Familiarity with comms in general, and radio comms in particular

    Specifically for the nRF52832, start here: https://www.nordicsemi.com/Products/Low-power-short-range-wireless/nRF52832 

    Personally i do not want to waste time working along with development boards

    Personally, I would say that is a false economy!

    A development board is an ideal starting point for someone who doesn't know where to start with any microcontroller!

    • You will get up-to-speed far quicker with an nRF52832-DK - which includes built-in programmer and debugger - than trying to start from scratch.
    • You will have ready-to-use software examples
    • You will have known-good hardware
    • When you need to ask questions, people will know immediately what hardware you have
    • etc, etc, ...
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  • Prerequisites:

    • Proficient in embedded microcontroller development with 'C'
    • At least a basic understanding of electronics.
    • Familiarity with comms in general, and radio comms in particular

    Specifically for the nRF52832, start here: https://www.nordicsemi.com/Products/Low-power-short-range-wireless/nRF52832 

    Personally i do not want to waste time working along with development boards

    Personally, I would say that is a false economy!

    A development board is an ideal starting point for someone who doesn't know where to start with any microcontroller!

    • You will get up-to-speed far quicker with an nRF52832-DK - which includes built-in programmer and debugger - than trying to start from scratch.
    • You will have ready-to-use software examples
    • You will have known-good hardware
    • When you need to ask questions, people will know immediately what hardware you have
    • etc, etc, ...
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