NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB Development Board 945137300050000
- 12-core Arm Cortex-…
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Two NRF52840 development boards with ARM Cortex-M4F at 64 MHz, 1 MB flash, 256 KB RAM, 3.7 V lithium interface and Pro Micro pin compatibility
This pack contains two NRF52840 boards built on the Pro Micro footprint. Each board uses an ARM Cortex-M4F processor running at 64 MHz with 1 MB flash and 256 KB RAM. A 3.7 V lithium battery connector and a software-controlled LED power switch allow standby current to reach 1 mA. The boards target makers adding wireless connectivity to custom keyboards or compact IoT nodes.
The pinout matches the Pro Micro layout, so the boards drop into existing keyboard PCBs and most Pro Micro shields. Developers needing more than 256 KB RAM or a different processor architecture should evaluate other platforms. Projects that cannot accommodate a 3.7 V lithium cell or that require a higher-voltage supply will need additional regulation.
This single specification defines whether the board fits the firmware budget. The 64 MHz clock and 1 MB flash support moderately complex Bluetooth LE stacks, while 256 KB RAM limits the size of buffers and concurrent tasks. If the application exceeds these limits, a device with more memory is required.
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The pins match the Pro Micro layout, so the board drops into any keyboard designed for a Pro Micro footprint.
Use the onboard software switch to cut power to the LED; the board then draws about 1 mA in standby.
The JST‑style battery connector is rated for many insertion cycles; replace it only if the latch breaks or the contact becomes unreliable.
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