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nRF51822

The nRF51822 is a general purpose, ultra-low power SoC ideally suited for Bluetooth® Low Energy and 2.4 GHz proprietary wireless applications. It is built around the 32-bit ARM® Cortex™-M0 CPU with 256/128 KB flash and 32/16 KB RAM. The flexible 2.4 GHz radio supports Bluetooth Low Energy and 2.4 GHz proprietary protocols, such as Gazell.

Automated Unlocking of nRF51 Series SoCs with nrfsec

“Recently, while conducting an assessment for a product based on the nRF51822 System on Chip (SoC), I found my target’s debug interface was locked – standard stuff. Reading up on the nRF51 series SoCs revealed that this is how these …

BtleJack: a new Bluetooth Low Energy swiss-army knife

“Btlejack provides everything you need to sniff, jam and hijack Bluetooth Low Energy devices. It relies on one or more BBC Micro:Bit. devices running a dedicated firmware. You may also want to use an Adafruit’s Bluefruit LE sniffer …

LoRa-Tooth: Small BLE Sensors Over WiFi & LoRa Gateways

“Small, cheap, low-powered sensors are still a challenge to make. LoRa-Tooth uses $6 BLE modules to make untethered sensors with long range. Today, we have a lot of tools for building wireless devices. The ESP8266 is probably on the top …

LoRa-Tooth: Small Wireless Sensors

“This is a wireless sensors project that involves using LoRa and WiFi to extend the range of BLE sensors. In addition to building sensors and gateways, I also want to integrate the data into nice looking visualizations using open source …

nRF51822 Begins - nRF-DK, GCC, ADC, UART/BLE

“The nRF51822 is a very popular SoC (System on a Chip) which integrates BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) with an ARM Cortex M0 CPU. For folks like myself trudging along in 8-bit AVR country, 32-bit ARM development is unfamiliar territory. The …