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I am a beginner who just bought nrf52832 dk

I am a beginner who just bought nrf52832 dk and started !!

I am trying to control the pressure sensor, gyro/accelerationsensor and motor, 
but its not easy because there are so many Sensors and Motor driver. 

I’m excited about new developments, but I’m also frustrated.

Because I'm starting from zero base so I don't have a lot of information

If there is anything worth referencing, please recommend :D
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  • Hi,

    There is a Getting Started guide available in the SDK documentation. Regarding interfacing sensors, this depends on which interface the sensors provides. We have SPI and TWI examples available in the SDK, which can be used as a starting-point, but there is limited sensor drivers avaiable. 

    For other sensors, you need to read the datasheet and find the correct commands to control the sensors. Some manufacturers provide sensor drivers that you can use with their sensors, but you typically need to write the interface to the serial peripheral yourself. You may also search DevZone for the model of the sensors you are planning to use, maybe you are lucky and someone has already done the work for you.

    Best regards,
    Jørgen

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  • Hi,

    There is a Getting Started guide available in the SDK documentation. Regarding interfacing sensors, this depends on which interface the sensors provides. We have SPI and TWI examples available in the SDK, which can be used as a starting-point, but there is limited sensor drivers avaiable. 

    For other sensors, you need to read the datasheet and find the correct commands to control the sensors. Some manufacturers provide sensor drivers that you can use with their sensors, but you typically need to write the interface to the serial peripheral yourself. You may also search DevZone for the model of the sensors you are planning to use, maybe you are lucky and someone has already done the work for you.

    Best regards,
    Jørgen

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