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Bluetooth®Smart USB dongle based on BlueNRG IC

STEVAL-IDB003V1

Overview

The STEVAL-IDB003V1 is an evaluation board based on BlueNRG, a low power Bluetooth® Smart IC, compliant with the Bluetooth® 4.0 specifications and supporting both master and slave roles.

The STEVAL-IDB003V1 features a low power microcontroller STM32L on board. It is primarily meant to interface with BlueNRG but is also available for custom application development. The STEVAL-IDB003V1 has a USB connector for PC GUI interaction and firmware update.
The footprint for a JTAG connector is available on the STEVAL-IDB003V1. When a JTAG connector is soldered (the connector is not mounted on the STEVAL-IDB003V1) it enables users developing a custom firmware on the STM32L microcontroller.
For a detailed explanation on how to use the STEVAL-IDB003V1 please refer user manual UM1686: BlueNRG development kit.

Main features

BlueNRG based Bluetooth^®Smart USB dongle based for direct PC connection
Maximum transmission power +8 dBm.
Low power STM32L host microcontroller
Major Features of BlueNRG: 7.3mA (RX mode), 8.2mA (TX mode at 0dBm) maximum peak current, programmable output power from -18dBm to +8dBm, up to 96dB RF link budget
USB Interface
Bluetooth® low energy 4.0 compliant, supports both master and slave roles.
JTAG footprint connector for custom firmware development (JTAG connector not mounted)
ITunes app available (app name: BlueNRG)
Google Play app available (app name: BlueNRG)
RoHS compliant

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