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nRF5340-PDK to NCS 1.5.x compatibility

Hi,
I'm in search of any document listing in a simple readable way the main differences between nRF5340-PDK (preview) and nRF5340-DK.
More specifically, I wish to be reassured that latest versions of nRF Connect SDK (namely 1.5.0, 1.5.1) still work nicely with PDK.
Regards

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  • Thanks Håkon,
    According to given information this is the compatibility table

    Now, the first lot of products we are going to release with FW 1.0 uses nRF5340-QKAA-AB0.
    Everithing works fine with NCS 1.4.0.
    When we rebuild against NCS 1.5.x, something goes wrong when booting applications embedding MCUBoot as a child-project.
    In your opinion, is it silicon related ?
    If yes, releasing FW 1.0 built under NCS 1.4.0 will open to mafunctions in the future using newer chip versions ?

  • am not sure where that exact issue lies. 

    Though after researching a bit more on the shortcomings of the Engineering A chipit seems that it also includes missing USB, QDECadditional serial boxes (SPI/TWI/UART) etc. , and Errata 19 (SPU flash region size) is a serious issue. 

    We recommend that you do not release any products with the pdk's engineering A chip.

    Using NCS v1.4 with newer chip versions can also potentially open up for malfunctions. It is best to use what is supported.

    Sincerely,

    Håkon

  • Unfortunately the first lot of 100 has gone with nRF5340-QKAA-AB0 (engineering A).
    From now on my problem is where to buy "production" chips.
    Indeed, looking at findchips, no way to find any nRF5340-QKAA-D00 out there.
    Or might it be corresponding to NRF5340-QKAA-R7 ?

  • would recommend looking through our approved distributors here.

    If the chip version isn't specified, it is presumably the production version (although we do not have complete control over our distributors); you can go ahead with the NRF5340-QKAA-R7's. R7, R and T is just referring to the container code, you don't have to worry about that. 

    Sincerely,

    Håkon

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