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  • nRF52832 COREmodule

  • COREmoduleWe selected the nRF52832 SOC as a Core module for a number of reasons. First, is because of it’s compatibility with Arduino and a number of other open source frameworks. We know many of you love Arduino for its simplicity and power, and so...
  • Ported to the nRF52832

  • Basing my code off of preexisting code for Mecrisp-Stellaris, I have done a port of zeptoforth to the nRF52832 even though I do not own a board with this MCU. This is largely as a stepping-stone to doing a port to the nRF52840, which I do own but for...
  • Prebuilt images now available

  • I have added prebuilt images for zeptoforth for the STM32L476, STM32F407, nRF52832, and nRF52840, and prebuilt images including precompiled Forth code for the STM32L476 and STM32F407 (but not the Nordic Semiconductor MCU's, as I need working setups to...
  • Under the Hood

  • Let's go through the main components of Torrus ! First the brain, an nRF52832 bluetooth 4 (and BLE 5 enabled) chip with a ARM Cortex M4. It can run quite some badass algorithms, supports encryption, has NFC, and on top of that is pretty famous in...
  • LPS^2 Mini - UWB = Blueberry

  • A stripped down version of LPS^2 Mini (no UWB) will be sent to the factory on Monday. Main features: * Cortex M4F (nRF52832).* BLE, ANT or your favourite home made ISM protocol for 2.4 GHz.* Accelerometer, gyro and magnetometer: MPU-9250.* Altimeter/barometer:...
  • To a man with a hammer...

  • ...everything looks like a nail. I put some thought into what controller I should use for the watch, and what it should display.  My initial idea was to use an AtTiny chip. Then, I though that an AVR might give me a bit more flexibility,...
  • Rethinking Connectivity

  • My goal was for the electronics portion of the bracelet to be small - like 10 x 20 mm.... unfortunately, the haptic motor requirements mean that I need a larger battery - making my design - best case - 15mm x 35mm. Given that, I'm rethinking...
  • Ported to the nRF52840 (but testing is on hold)

  • I have ported zeptoforth to the nRF52840, based on my port to the nRF52832, which turned out to be extremely similar to it. Unfortunately, I have been unable to run the nRF52840 port on the nRF52840-DONGLE board I now own, because the nRF52840-DONGLE...
  • Working towards rev2

  • So recently I've been focused on BicycleCompanion, which I also submitted to HackadayPrize, since as I mentioned in last log I hit a bump with current design based on NRF51822. I still have no idea why I couldn't get Bluetooth to work but having...