nRF52833 DK Development kit

Bluetooth Low Energy, Bluetooth mesh, NFC, Thread and Zigbee development kit for the nRF52833 SoC

The nRF52833 DK is an affordable single-board development kit for development of Bluetooth® Low Energy, Bluetooth mesh, NFC, Thread and Zigbee applications on the nRF52833 SoC. It also supports development on the nRF52820 SoC.

The kit is hardware compatible with the Arduino Uno Rev3 standard, making it possible to use a wide range of 3rd-party shields that are compatible with this standard, including the Power Profiler Kit from Nordic Semiconductor. The nRF52833 DK is also compatible with the Power Profiler Kit II.

An included NFC antenna can be connected the kit to use the on-chip NFC-A tag functionality. The kit allows access to all I/O and interfaces via connectors and has 4 LEDs and 4 buttons which are user-programmable.

The DK is typically powered with USB, but can be powered by a wide range of sources, within the supply range of 1.7 to 5.0 V. In addition to USB, it can be powered with external source, but also includes a CR2032 battery holder and a Li-Po battery connector, for in-field testing. Current consumption can be measured by using the dedicated current measurement pins.

And on-board SEGGER J-link debugger allows programming and debugging both the on-board SoC and external SoCs through the debug out header.

Hardware layout and schematics are available under Downloads.

Download PDF  Download nRF52833 DK product brief [PDF]

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Key features

Supports Bluetooth Low Energy, Bluetooth mesh, NFC, Thread and Zigbee

User-programmable LEDs(4) and buttons(4)

2.4 GHz and NFC antennas

SWF RF connector for direct RF measurements

On-board SEGGER J-Link debugger/programmer

Arduino Uno Rev3 form factor

Pins for measuring power consumption

1.7-5.0 V supply from USB, external, Li-Po battery or CR2032 coin cell battery

Documentation
Downloads
CE Certification

Getting started

with development

Go through the next steps in the Getting started with nRF52 Series documentation.

The documentation goes through running a first test to enable Bluetooth Low Energy communication between your phone and the nRF52833 DK. It also discusses the installation of nRF Connect SDK and programming, testing and debugging an application.