Some nRF51 modules are sold with metal covers preventing visual access to the chip and date code. Is it possible to identify the revision of a nRF51822 through the Cortex-M0 SCB->CPUID register or other means?
Some nRF51 modules are sold with metal covers preventing visual access to the chip and date code. Is it possible to identify the revision of a nRF51822 through the Cortex-M0 SCB->CPUID register or other means?
Hi Jeff, You should read the HWID in the CONFIGID in FICR on the chip as described in Chapter 7 in the nRF51 Reference Manual.
Then you can match your chip HWID with the chip revision as in compatibility matrix table here.
Hi Jeff,
Sorry that the compability matrix doesn't cover all of the HWID especially the newer one. However, if you want to query information about the chip revision, ram, rom size, you should use the nrf_ic_info_get() function as described by Stefan here.
In your case it's a QFAC Ax0 chip, with 256kB flash and 32kB RAM.
Hi Jeff,
Sorry that the compability matrix doesn't cover all of the HWID especially the newer one. However, if you want to query information about the chip revision, ram, rom size, you should use the nrf_ic_info_get() function as described by Stefan here.
In your case it's a QFAC Ax0 chip, with 256kB flash and 32kB RAM.