The nRF54L Series offers SoCs that combine an efficient MCU with ultra-low-power wireless connectivity. The nRF54LS05A and the larger-RAM option nRF54LS05B feature a Bluetooth LE radio and an entry-level peripheral set making them suitable as a main MCU for simple products such as, sensors, tags, beacons, remotes, and PC peripherals, as well as a Bluetooth companion device in larger systems alongside a larger MCU.
nRF54LS05A supports and with data rates up to 4 Mbps for low-latency applications.
Performance highlights (preliminary)
Processing efficiency and performance: 250 CoreMark/mA (@ 3 V), 500 CoreMark®
Radio power consumption: 3.4 mA for RX and 4.8 mA for TX @ 0 dBm (@ 3 V)
Sleep modes power consumption : from 0.6 μA to 1.2 μA (@ 3 V)
Maximum TX power: +4 dBm
Sensitivity: -96 dBm (1M Bluetooth LE) Key benefits
Reduced design complexity, size, and cost
Reliable and robust Bluetooth LE radio and stack
Extended battery life
SDK support with Bare Metal option to ease migration from nRF52 Series
Enables design flexibility with pin-to-pin compatible SoCs in the series
support for device management, FOTA and more The nRF54L Series
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The nRF54L Series offers SoCs that combine an efficient MCU with ultra-low-power wireless connectivity. The nRF54LS05A and the larger-RAM option nRF54LS05B feature a Bluetooth LE radio and an entry-level peripheral set making them suitable as a main MCU for simple products such as, sensors, tags, beacons, remotes, and PC peripherals, as well as a Bluetooth companion device in larger systems alongside a larger MCU.
nRF54LS05A supports and with data rates up to 4 Mbps for low-latency applications.
Performance highlights (preliminary)
- Processing efficiency and performance: 250 CoreMark/mA (@ 3 V), 500 CoreMark®
- Radio power consumption: 3.4 mA for RX and 4.8 mA for TX @ 0 dBm (@ 3 V)
- Sleep modes power consumption : from 0.6 μA to 1.2 μA (@ 3 V)
- Maximum TX power: +4 dBm
- Sensitivity: -96 dBm (1M Bluetooth LE)
Key benefits
- Reduced design complexity, size, and cost
- Reliable and robust Bluetooth LE radio and stack
- Extended battery life
- SDK support with Bare Metal option to ease migration from nRF52 Series
- Enables design flexibility with pin-to-pin compatible SoCs in the series
- support for device management, FOTA and more
The nRF54L Series
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