nRF7002 companion IC

nRF7002 Expansion Board II Hardware

The nRF7002 EBII uses an expansion header interface to enable the evaluation of the nRF7002 companion IC in combination with compatible boards.

The expansion header connectors are described in the following table.

Table 1. Expansion header and nRF7002 companion IC interface connector
Pin nRF7002 Default use
1 VDD_IO Power to VDD IO.
2 GND  
3 N.C.  
4 N.C.  
5 N.C.  
6 N.C.  
7 BUCKEN Enable power to nRF7002.
8 VDDIOEN Enable power to I/O interface.
9 SPI_MOSI SPI slave In.
10 SPI_MISO SPI slave out.
11 STAT Coexistence status 0.
12 REQ Coexistence request from host.
13 SPI_CS SPI chip select.
14 SPI_SCLK SPI clock.
15 GRANT Coexistence grant to host.
16 SW CTRL0 Switch control 0. Not connected by default.
17 IRQ Interrupt request to host.
18 STATUS1 Coexistence status 1. Not connected by default.
19 GND  
20 VDD_IO Power to VDD IO.
21 QSPI D3 QSPI data line 3.
22 QSPI SCK QSPI clock. Not connected by default.
23 QSPI D0 QSPI data line 0. Not connected by default.
24 QSPI D2 QSPI data line 2.
25 QSPI D1 QSPI data line 1. Not connected by default.
26 QSPI CS QSPI chip select. Not connected by default.
Table 2. Power header P2
Pin nRF7002 Default use
1 VDD_VBAT Power to regulator for 3.6 V VBAT supply.
2 GND  
3 N.C.  
4 GND  

Access to the nRF7002 EBII General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO)s is available from the socket of the P1 connector.

The P1 connector provides access to digital signals, ground, and IO power.

The P2 connector provides access to ground and 5V power.

The following figure shows the expansion header signals routing on the nRF7002 EBII.

Figure 1. Expansion header signals routing on the nRF7002 EBII
nRF7002 EBII expansion header signals routing
Note: The nRF7002 EBII runs at an IO voltage range of 1.62 V to 3.6 V. Ensure that the base or motherboard has the correct voltage level.