Sneak peek at nRF54H20 - revolutionary new multiprotocol SoC

[@maksche9149]

What I like about you guys is continuous development and improvement! Don't stop, it's not over yet! when should we expect a specification with a description? And how did you manage to cross the two architectures together?

[@NordicSemi]

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[@GoliothOfficial]

Congrats on the new part! We're looking forward to trying out the Thread capabilities on the Golioth platform!

[@NordicSemi]

Thank you, Golioth!

[@ericbwertz]

Nice! 320MHz will certainly help a decent amount when running high-level language code.

[@platin2148]

And what one will be possible with Low Level code instead of wasting such a chip for Platform IO or Micro Python.

[@rylandmueller3872]

Wow, 320MHz and built-in CAN FD, did you read my mind??? I've been working on wireless automotive sensors and receivers so have had to integrate an external CAN controller and have also had issues with NRF52833/52840 not being able to process the sensor data quickly enough; this chip would be a godsend

[@NordicSemi]

Maybe we did.

[@platin2148]

Does it support external PSRAM also? Just thinking about ideas to use it with a display..

[@NordicSemi]

It will have PSRAM support, but this is not ready yet.

[@DevangsinghSankhala]

When will it be available with Digikey or mouser?

[@NordicSemi]

The nRF54H20 SoC is now available for sampling to selected customers. If you are interested, please contact your local Nordic sales representative. To stay update on progress and news, and availability, we recommend signing up here: share.hsforms.com/1pm1QWsfYR22XYjZug4uyvw1618t

[@TorgeirLognvik]

Impressive:)

[@andonivillarreal9877]

Exciting!

[@박수민-i1i]

Supports USB HS. However, is QSPI for communication with NAND Flash supported (compatible)? The nRF52840 is compatible with NOR Flash, but not with NAND Flash.

[@NordicSemi]

Interface is compatible, but NAND-specific functionality (wear leveling etc) needs to be implemented in software.

[@Shamansdurx]

Good alternative for Altair SoC´s.

[@platin2148]

Hmm can we get some access to it? I would have interest for some automative solution to use it. Can i just send a mail?

[@zahnatom]

will a datasheet be published before release or only be available for those selected customers eligible for sampling for now

[@NordicSemi]

The datasheet is available under NDA, please contact your local Nordic sales representative.

[@zahnatom]

@@NordicSemi May I ask if these sampling units closely resemble the production units? Or are these pre-production/development or engineering units

[@NordicSemi]

@@zahnatom we are providing engineering samples.

[@JosePablo2008]

Can't wait for tne nRF54H20dk. is there any ETA for the next DK board?

[@NordicSemi]

The nRF54H20 SoC is now available for sampling to selected customers. If you are interested, please contact your local Nordic sales representative. To stay update on progress and news, and when the DK will be available, we recommend signing up here: share.hsforms.com/1pm1QWsfYR22XYjZug4uyvw1618t

[@DevonsWorkshop]

If you can get Adafruit to make it compatible with circuit python i’ll probably use it. NRF52840 is still King of BLE in circuit python after 3 years. I’m more likely to dabble with I3C if Adafruit supports it too.

[@platin2148]

Is there much point to that? I think they can still sell you the old chip. Not really a reason to need so much more power in a circuit python program. I guess for some people C is just to scary..

[@TNTsundar]

Cool! When is the DK coming out? Excited as usual.

[@NordicSemi]

Great to hear you are excited as usual, Sundar. The nRF54H20 SoC is now available for sampling to selected customers. If you are interested, please contact your local Nordic sales representative. To stay update on progress and news, and when the DK will be available, we recommend signing up here: share.hsforms.com/1pm1QWsfYR22XYjZug4uyvw1618t

[@TNTsundar]

Thanks! Will check it out. Have a great day!

[@NordicSemi]

@@TNTsundar Sounds good. Have a great day you too!

[@DLSDKING]

Though your new product looks good, i have doubts on your support. I bought some widely available nrf51822 modules for my students project and after acquiring them i cant program their BLE part. Turns out the market is flooded with 1st revision chips(C0 variant) and there is absolutely no support for them. I have currently around 20 nrf bricks and my local distributor has atleast few hundred of these nrf bricks. I hope you dont discontiue support for your first revision chips of your new product.

[@NordicSemi]

We have not shipped that revision since late 2013 so weird if they still can be found. We suggest getting in touch with the module provider or distributor to let them know and that they should get in touch with their Nordic representative to sort this out.

[@NordicSemi]

@@DLSDKING We will look into this, but feel free to have a look at the waveshare webpage to see if any of the software listed there can help www.waveshare.com/wiki/BLE400#NRF51822_Software Alternatively look at Zephyr open source SW solution: docs.zephyrproject.org/1.14.1/boards/arm/nrf51_ble400/doc/index.html

[@meyou118]

DDK, when?

[@NordicSemi]

The nRF54H20 SoC is now available for sampling to selected customers. If you are interested, please contact your local Nordic sales representative. To stay update on progress and news, and when the DK will be available, we recommend signing up here: share.hsforms.com/1pm1QWsfYR22XYjZug4uyvw1618t

[@vigneshkarthi3321]

Anything to diy market

[@NordicSemi]

What would you like to see?

[@vigneshkarthi3321]

@@NordicSemi Bluetooth module for audio product. Person who like me want to build a diy soundbar but the market only give me a premium alternative, (ESP32 audio) If that can done buy myself a community might be create around it.

[@NordicSemi]

@@vigneshkarthi3321 Thanks for sharing. We do have an extra development kit just for Bluetooth LE Audio, nRF5340 Audio DK: www.nordicsemi.com/Products/Development-hardware/nRF5340-Audio-DK This might be something interesting for you. It has a lot of useful components on board for an audio design. Depending on your skills, you can also take a look at our nRF5340 DK and combine it with a stereo audio DSP (there are several available as Arduino shields) for high-quality stereo Audio: www.nordicsemi.com/Products/Development-hardware/nRF5340-DK Remember that we are talking about Bluetooth LE Audio, not Bluetooth classic audio, so the other part of this connection will also need to support LE Audio. Most of the newer high-end phones do (in developer mode), but PCs and laptops usually need extra hardware for that at the moment.

[@vigneshkarthi3321]

@@NordicSemi thank for your sharing

[@thedrunknmunky6571]

Would have been funny if he dropped it and had to bend down to get it lol