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Is there a BT Qualified nRF51822 Hardware design suitible for a module application?

wemme

Hello we have developed a few products which have required (costly) RF/RFPHY testing. Is there a reference design that is qualified that can be used to avoid the RF/RFPHY testing. Thanks

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    Hi Wemme, We have done the qualification for RF-PHY ONLY for the DK. The desgin of DK would be very impractical to be used as products as they are desgined for development. All others modules are 3rd Party modules and they do their own qualification. Like Asbjorn mentioned, your have to use these 3rd Party modules (preferably FCC approved) if you do not change their RF-circuitry.

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    Hi Wemme, We have done the qualification for RF-PHY ONLY for the DK. The desgin of DK would be very impractical to be used as products as they are desgined for development. All others modules are 3rd Party modules and they do their own qualification. Like Asbjorn mentioned, your have to use these 3rd Party modules (preferably FCC approved) if you do not change their RF-circuitry.

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