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...so, nrf51822 (Rev2 SRAM=16KB) are useless with Zephyr rtos?


I've already tried to set some zephyr configs, but n51822 to run as peripheral it nedds at least ~20KB

Have anyone got success or all the nrf51822 QFAA H2 will really never work ?



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  • There's not support for the nRF51 series in our NCS sdk and there's no plans to add it in the future either. 

    The nRF51 series is not intended for new designs. By next year they won't be qualifiable with BT SIG anymore as they can't keep up with the BLE spec. 

    You can use the nRF51 series for proprietary RF ofc.


  • thank you for the information.


    We already bought many nRF52840 but it will take 1-2 months to arrive, so we would like to use the time to develop some code learning the internals. 

    We are using these MCUs because we have a lot  ( nrf51822 QFAA [rev1 and rev2 == 16KB], but we saw on the video below:


    Marcel compiles the zephyr bluetooth samples and it always consumes less than 16KB. What magic is that ?-D

    We are not having success to do that, even using the bbc_microbit as board profile.


    Regards




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  • thank you for the information.


    We already bought many nRF52840 but it will take 1-2 months to arrive, so we would like to use the time to develop some code learning the internals. 

    We are using these MCUs because we have a lot  ( nrf51822 QFAA [rev1 and rev2 == 16KB], but we saw on the video below:


    Marcel compiles the zephyr bluetooth samples and it always consumes less than 16KB. What magic is that ?-D

    We are not having success to do that, even using the bbc_microbit as board profile.


    Regards




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