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A Grove-compatible base dock for nRF52832 and nRF52840 development boards, powered by a single AA battery with 3.3 V output and NFC antenna
The Seeed Studio NGW nRF52840 MDK Base Dock is a modular adapter designed for developers building Internet of Things applications with nRF52832-MDK or nRF52840-MDK boards. It provides a compact hardware platform that integrates power management and sensor connectivity in a 58mm x 54mm x 17mm form factor.
This dock replaces the need for custom power circuitry and wired sensor breakouts when moving from prototype to field-ready mesh networking nodes. The jump is worth it when you require battery-operated deployment with a latching power button, NFC tag-A antenna, and plug-and-play Grove sensor expansion without soldering.
The board comfortably supports four simultaneous Grove modules via selectable UART, I2C, I2S, PDM, QDEC, SPI, and ADC lines while delivering 3.3V from a single AA cell through a synchronous step-up converter with 0.8V-to-4V input range. It runs out when the application demands more than the 145µA idle current budget or requires a power source beyond one AA battery.
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The dock uses dual 2x18 socket headers that are compatible with both the nRF52832-MDK and nRF52840-MDK development boards for direct module attachment.
Align the dual 2x18 socket headers with the development board pins, then secure the assembly using the four M3 screws and plastic spacers provided in the part list.
The dock runs on a single AA battery with a step-up converter; you will need to replace the AA cell when the battery level sensing on AIN2 reports low voltage.
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