Attendees

1. Jackson Paddock

2. @Jinyue zhu

3. David Burnett

4. Austin Patel

5. @Eric Tsang

6. @jesscia Malow

7. Felipe Campos

8. Kristofer PISTER

9. Trifun Savic

10. Said Alvarado-Marin

11. Thomas Watteyne

12. Tengfei Chang

Minutes

• Update on @Jinyue zhu

  • using the nRF5340 to implement the 3 wire programming

    • Thomas Watteyne we should using the timer to arm when to sending each bits, rather than using while loop.

  • Austin Patel Does nRF5340 PDK provide 1.5 and 3.3 voltage for SCuM?

  • nRF5340 support both IEEE802.15.4 and BLE

  • Have a better workable optic programmer is cool, along side with 3 wire programming. Also it’s worth to have for project like hornet tracking.

  • Ideally, we only need one cable to be connected the nRF5340 PKD + SCuM dev board

  • The nRF52840 DK is recommended over nRF5340 PDK

  • We need make sure if there is a way for nRF5340 provide voltage to 1.8 or 1.5 V voltage.

  • Said Alvarado-Marin the chip provides a register to control the output voltage of the board.

  • We need make sure the board doesn’t start with a voltage higher than 1.8/1.5 V voltage.

  • Austin Patel Will the UART work with 1.5/1.8 V voltage?

• Said Alvarado-Marin shows the prototype of DotBot V1.1

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kglkqFQ6poM

• Austin Patel show the gripper with SCuM

  • The gripper will trigger the movement when a packet is received from an OpenMote.

  • There is a space for SCuM on the gripper board, which will be integrated in future.