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UART and connection to nRF52833 SoC

Hi

I had a few questions about the nRF52833 SoC. 

1. Is there a better way to transfer information through UART rather than using (printf) or (NRF_LOG_INFO) commands. There seems to be a limit to how much data I can transfer at a time with both these commands. I am doing AoA direction finding and I want to send the I/Q sample data through to my PC. 

2. I have purchased just the nRF52833 SoC, rather than buying the whole nRF52833 DK. Do I have to use another micro like an STM or an ESP32 to communicate to the nRF52833 SoC to transfer this data through SPI or I2C methods?

Thanks

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  • Hi!

    1. Please take a look at the UART example in the nRF5 SDK, which uses the functions app_uart_put and app_uart_get to transmit data via UART.

    2. If you bought a single SoC, you will have to mount it on a custom board be able to communicate with it. This is why we sell the development kits, so developers don't have to take on the task of designing and making their own custom board. 

    Best regards,

    Heidi

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  • Hi!

    1. Please take a look at the UART example in the nRF5 SDK, which uses the functions app_uart_put and app_uart_get to transmit data via UART.

    2. If you bought a single SoC, you will have to mount it on a custom board be able to communicate with it. This is why we sell the development kits, so developers don't have to take on the task of designing and making their own custom board. 

    Best regards,

    Heidi

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