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Simulating the SoftDevice

Marius Heil

Hello,

I do want to simulate the behaviour of several nrf51 chipsets that communicate over the air. Do you have any suggestion, how to start with this? The best would be of course, to have a dll that simulates the softdevice and calls some functions with the packets that are sent over the air. I do think, however, that this does not exist and I am looking for an appropriate solution.

Thanks, Marius

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    Jumper has built a simulator for Nordic MCUs called Jumper Virtual Lab (https://jumper.io). Jumper allows you to load your firmware executable into a virtual device, which simulates your entire MCU (with the SoftDevice) and external sensors and peripherals.

    With Jumper Virtual Lab you can easily develop and test you embedded software without the need for the hardware device. It also comes with a Python SDK and command line tools so you can enjoy test automation and continuous integration.

    Let me know if you have any questions.

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    Jumper has built a simulator for Nordic MCUs called Jumper Virtual Lab (https://jumper.io). Jumper allows you to load your firmware executable into a virtual device, which simulates your entire MCU (with the SoftDevice) and external sensors and peripherals.

    With Jumper Virtual Lab you can easily develop and test you embedded software without the need for the hardware device. It also comes with a Python SDK and command line tools so you can enjoy test automation and continuous integration.

    Let me know if you have any questions.

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