Bluey nRF52832 BLE development board

Name: Bluey nRF52832 BLE development board
SKU: 9605
Price: 29.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

Nordic nRF52832 BLE dev board with Temperature, Humidity, Ambient Light & Accelerometer sensors

Designed by Electronut Labs in India

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Nordic nRF52832 BLE dev board with Temperature, Humidity, Ambient Light & Accelerometer sensors

What is Bluey? Bluey is an Open Source BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) development board with Temperature, Humidity, Ambient Light and Accelerometer sensors. Bluey uses the Nordic nRF52832 BLE SoC (Syste…

What is Bluey?

Bluey is an Open Source BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) development board with Temperature, Humidity, Ambient Light and Accelerometer sensors.

Bluey uses the Nordic nRF52832 BLE SoC (System on a Chip) which has an ARM Cortex-M4F CPU and a 2.4 GHz radio that supports BLE and other proprietary wireless protocols. It also supports NFC, and in fact the board comes with a built-in NFC PCB antenna.

Specifications

Nordic nRF52832 QFAA BLE SoC (512k Flash / 64k RAM)
TI HDC1010 Temperature/Humidity sensor
APDS-9300-020 ambient light sensor
ST Micro LSM6DS3 accelerometer
CREE RGB LED
CP2104 USB interface
2 push buttons
Coin cell holder
Micro SD slot
2.4 GHz PCB antenna
NFC PCB antenna

What can you do with Bluey?

You can use bluey for a wide range of projects. The BLE part is ideal for IoT projects, or if you want to control something with your phone. The nRF52832 SoC has a powerful ARM Cortex-M4F CPU, so you can use this board for general purpose microcontroller projects as well.

With BLE and useful built-in sensors, bluey is a great platform for learning IoT, BLE programming, ARM, and microcontrollers in general. In fact, it's being currently used in Embedded Systems training courses.

The bluey github repository has a bunch of interesting demo projects (like the Bluey Beacon and 2WD robot - photos shown above) that we have built using bluey - so do take a look!

Getting Started with Bluey

Bluey is shipped with either Arduino bootloader or Nordic DFU-OTA bootloader at the time of purchase.

(Please mention in your order which bootloader you prefer.)

While Arduino bootloader facilitates programming Bluey using Arduino IDE via serial USB cable, Nordic's DFU-OTA bootloader allows the user to update device firmware using Nordic's software development kit (SDK) and nRF Connect mobile application over bluetooth.

Another option to upload code to Bluey is our inexpensive Black Magic Probe compatible Bumpy SWD programmer. It's available right here at Tindie - see photo above. Bumpy allows you not only to upload code, but also debug your program using GDB.

Read our documentation to get started with bluey and explore these options.