Programming nRF51822 and integrating it on PCB

Question

I have a basic firmware issue. I am looking for the iRF51822 IC program and integrating it on my own PCB. The evaluation kit seems to already have an IC soldering iron. Is this the way I can only program nRF51822 and prepare it for use elsewhere?

Answer 1

Get one of these J-LINK LITE CortexM :

and connect your connection header to this microcontroller (only SWDIO, SWCLK, VCC and GND are needed):

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Then use Keil or nRFGo Studio to program your device.

Answer 2

J-Link. STLinkv2 , , STM32. : http://www.aliexpress.com/item/FREE-SHIPPING-ST-Link-V2-stlink-mini-STM8STM32-STLINK-simulator-download-programming-With-Cover/32247200104.html

, , Vcc, Ground, SDIO SWDCLK / , , . , : https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/wiki/Board:-yunjia-nrf51822

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Answer 3

, Segger Jlink. eval Segger ( Segger ).

. - , "" eval, SWDIO SWCLK , . .

While I'm also participating in the research phase, it looks like there are 4-5 pins to connect from a programmer to your target target board. The nRF documentation does not seem to be enough to determine the programming setting, but look under the debugging category and also see the Segger documentation.

If you intend to engage in mass production, there are ways to pre-program the chip before assembly, but so far I have not had the opportunity to find out about it.