4. The Hardware overview

The SmartBond TINY™ Module is based on the Renesas DA14531 SoC configured in buck mode. With an integrated 1 Mbit flash, 32 MHz XTAL and a printed antenna, the module enables a faster time to market at reduced development costs.

The module, as seen also in Figure , is comprised of:

• 1 Mbit SPI FLASH

• 32 MHz XTAL

• 2 decoupling capacitors

• A power inductor

• A CLC filter and matching components for the printed antenna

Figure 3 DA14531 SmartBond TINY™ Module Block Diagram

4.1. Pin Definition

The figure below shows the pin assignment of the DA14531 TINY™ Module pinout.The DA14531 TINY™ Module Datasheet in the DA14531 TINY™ Module Datasheet includes an overview of the pins description.

Figure 5 The DA14531 module Pinout Diagramm

4.2. The Module daughterboard

Figure 6 and Figure 7 present the DA14531 TINY™ Module Daughterboard.

Figure 6 The DA14531 module Daughterboard

Figure 7 The DA14531 module Daughterboard bottom

4.3. Connecting to the Mother Board

Figure 8 shows how the DA14531 TINY™ Module is connected to the DA14531 mother board.

Figure 8 The DA14531 module connected to the DA14531 mother Board

Note

• The UM-B-114 DA14535 Devkit Pro Hardware User Manual shows How to Configure Power of DA14531 mother board.

• The UM-B-117 DA14535 Getting Started with the Pro Development Kit shows how to setup the hardware development environment, install required software, download, and run an example application on the DA14531.