The nRF9160 Feather is now on GroupGets #Feather @GroupGets @jaredwolff @NordicTweets
The nRF9160 Feather by Jared Wolff (aka Circuit Dojo LLC) is an electronics development board featuring a Nordic Semiconductor nRF9160-SICA chip. This chip is capable of both CAT M1 LTE and NB-IoT for communication with the outside world. It’s compatible primarily with Zephyr via the nRF Connect SDK. Other toolchains and languages are coming soon. The board is also certified Open Source Hardware.
The nRF9160 Feather is a true Feather and then some. As you would expect, it works well across both USB power and with LiPoly batteries.
The board is designed to be nice to your batteries. Not only can you take advantage of Nordic’s advanced power states, but you can also put the device into a low power standby state. Laboratory measurements are putting that mode at about 2µA of current. 2µA!
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