QN9090T Low-Power Bluetooth SoC Product Evaluation
Combination of NFC tag, GPIO connector, LED, and Arduino header

Mouser Electronics supplies NXP Semiconductors' QN9090DK development kit, which consists of one carrier board, an M10 module, and an expansion board.
Design engineers can evaluate the QN9090T low-power Biuetooth SoC product using a development kit equipped with a carrier board combined with an NFC tag, a Q9090 module, and an expansion board.

The carrier board is combined with an NFC tag and antenna, a GPIO connector, an external flash memory interface, an LED, and an Arduino header for connecting the expansion board, and the expansion board includes a switch, an LED, a potentiometer, and other functions that the user can access.

The M10 module is equipped with the QN9090T, a variant of the QN9090 and QN9030 SoCs. The QN9090 and QN9030 devices supplied through Mouser are supported by an Arm Cortex M4 processor running at 48 MHz.

This SoC has up to 640kB of flash memory and 152kB of SRAM embedded on the board, providing the storage space, flexibility, and secure over-the-air (OTA) update capabilities required for complex applications.

The QN9090 and QN9030 SoCs support use in IoT applications such as personal healthcare devices, sports and fitness trackers, connected home appliances, building and home automation, and peripherals for toys and games, and are also useful components for beacons and networks.

The QN9090DK development kit includes example applications, an integrated programmer, a debugger, and other tools that demonstrate standard GATT profiles in a complete software development kit (SDK).

The MCUXpresso SDK for QN is compatible with the latest toolchains of IAR and NXP MCUXpresso IDE, and the MCUXpresso software and tool suite provides a path to add low-power Bluetooth capabilities to existing designs of other NXP devices.