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nRF7000 Wi-Fi 6 Companion IC

The missing link to Nordic's complete SSID-based Wi-Fi locationing solution

The nRF7000 is a distilled down version of the nRF7002 specifically for SSID-based Wi-Fi locationing. With a primary focus on active and passive scanning of Wi-Fi access points, this companion IC offers a reliable and power-efficient solution in location-based applications.

While the nRF7000 doesn't provide direct Wi-Fi communication for internet connectivity, it seamlessly integrates with Nordic’s nRF91 Series cellular SiPs. This brings together the capabilities of the nRF7000 with the nRF91 Series, providing developers with a powerful combination of GNSS, cell-based, and SSID-based Wi-Fi locationing. This setup delivers robust and accurate location results while also allowing the nRF91 Series SiP to handle cloud connectivity via cellular networks.

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QFN 6x6mm

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Key features

Low-power Wi-Fi scanning
Supported in nRF Connect SDK
SPI / QSPI
Co-existence interfaces

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nRF70 Series

Functionality	nRF7000	nRF7001	nRF7002
Wi-Fi 6	Yes	Yes	Yes
2.4 GHz	Yes	Yes	Yes
5 GHz	Yes		Yes
Scanning (active and passive)	Yes	Yes	Yes
Station (STA)		Yes	Yes
SoftAP		Yes	Yes
package	QFN	QFN	QFN / WLCSP

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Supported PMICs

nPM1300 PMIC

Power Management IC (PMIC) with unique system management features

The nPM1300 is designed to provide highly efficient power regulation for Nordic’s nRF52 and nRF53 Series, as well as the nRF54L and nRF54H Series wireless multiprotocol Systems-on-Chip (SoC). The PMIC is also suitable for battery charging for applications based on the nRF91 Series systems-in-package (SiPs) for cellular IoT, by using the PMIC’s unregulated output to power the SiP's internal buck regulators.

Devices using the nPM1300 and a compatible SoC or SiP also get access to the Nordic Fuel Gauge, a highly accurate, ultra-low-power way of estimating state-of-charge of rechargeable batteries.