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Overview

The DA14594-006FDEVKT-P Bluetooth® Low Energy Development Kit Pro for the DA14594 SmartBond™ System on Chip (SoC) includes a motherboard, daughterboard, and cables. This kit is primarily intended for software application development and power measurements.

The DA14594 is a dual-core Bluetooth 5.3 SoC that includes 256KB of embedded flash and supports Locationing 2.0 Tx features, including: Angle of Arrival (AoA)/Angle of Departure (AoD), Asset Tracking and Locationing At Scale (ATLAS) AoA, Eddystone, iBeacon, and Wireless Ranging (WiRa™) Gen3 Responder. The DA14594 operates at very low power levels while providing world-class RF performance. The DA14594 is available in both FCQFN and WLCSP packages.

Features

  • Motherboard, SoC daughterboard, USB cable, and Quick Start Guide
  • Easily attached/detached daughterboards
  • Integrated power measurement module
  • Can be powered from a USB power bank
  • DC/DC buck or low-dropout regulator (LDO) mode operation
  • MikroBUS & Pmod™ headers
  • SEGGER J-Link debugger

Products in the Design

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DA14594-006FDEVKT-P Development Board

DA14594-006FDEVKT-P

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Pb (Lead) Free:Yes
Carrier Type:Box
1u | $59.00Budgetary Price

Add-on Hardware

Additional boards that work with this platform. Some may be required for full functionality or to evaluate specific features.

SmartBond DA14594 Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 Daughterboard (FCQFN SoC)

Extend SmartBond development with a plug‑in daughterboard for rapid Bluetooth Low Energy evaluation.

SmartBond DA14594 Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 Daughterboard (WLCSP SoC)

Evaluate compact Bluetooth Low Energy designs using a WLCSP‑based SmartBond daughterboard.

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