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Nordic Thingy:91 X

Overview

The Nordic Thingy:91 X is a versatile prototyping platform designed for the development of cellular IoT applications. It is built around the nRF9151 System-in-Package (SiP) which supports LTE-M, NB-IoT, GNSS, and NR+, making it suitable for global use. This platform is particularly ideal for asset-tracking applications due to its capability to utilize multiple location tracking methods including cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS in conjunction with nRF Cloud Location Services. The device is also equipped with a comprehensive array of sensors that monitor environmental conditions and movement, enhancing its utility in various IoT applications.

Configuration

The Thingy:91 X board in Infuse-IoT is configured such that the nRF9151 SiP is the primary application microcontroller, controlling all peripherals on the board. The nRF5340 SoC runs solely as a Bluetooth controller, with the Bluetooth host running on the nRF9151.

The only limitation of this configuration is that the nRF9151 lacks the RAM required to run the nRF7002 Wi-Fi co-processor in any mode other that SSID scanning. As such, the definitions pretend that a nRF7000 is loaded instead.

Peripheral Support

The Infuse-IoT board definition currently supports:
  • nRF9151 LTE & GNSS

  • nRF5340 Bluetooth controller

  • BMI270 6-axis IMU

  • BME688 environmental sensor

  • nPM1300 battery and charge monitoring

  • 256 Mbit external flash

  • RGB LED

Features not yet supported:
  • Infuse-IoT Bluetooth controller snippet (DFU & Versioning)

  • USB serial passthrough

  • ADXL367 low power accelerometer

  • BMM350 magnetometer