Pin assignments

The pin assignment figures and tables describe the pinouts for the product variants of the device.

Note: The pin assignments are preliminary.

The nRF54LV10A device provides flexibility regarding GPIO pin routing and configuration. Some pins have limitations or recommendations on pin configuration and use.

As a general rule, peripherals must use GPIO pins in their own domain and can be used for all peripheral functions when selected in the peripheral's PSEL register. In addition, dedicated pin functions allow pin connections between different power domains.

The block diagram shows which peripherals and ports belong together, see Block diagram.

Each GPIO port has different properties. For details, see GPIO — General purpose input/output.

Dedicated pins

nRF54LV10A provides flexibility for routing and configuring GPIO pins, however, some pins are dedicated for specific purposes.

The following table includes recommendations for pin configuration and use.

Table 1. Dedicated pin functions
PeripheralDescription
TRACEHas dedicated pins that must be configured using extra high drive H0/H1 configuration in the DRIVE0/1 fields of the PIN_CNF GPIO register.
GRTCHas dedicated pins for clock and PWM output.
TAMPCHas dedicated pins for active shield inputs and outputs.
FLPRUses dedicated pins on P1 for emulated peripherals such as QSPI.
RADIOUses dedicated pins on P1 for antenna switch control (DFEGPIO for direction finding).

Clock pins

The device has dedicated clock pins for some peripherals. These pins have been optimized to ensure correct timing relationships between clock and data signals for these peripherals.

Clock pins can also be used as regular I/O data pins.

The peripheral data signal must be configured to use pins close to the clock pin. This ensures that the internal paths from the peripheral to the pin have the same delay, so that the data and clock signals reach the pins at the same time.

For high-speed signals, the printed circuit board (PCB) layout must use short PCB traces of identical length. This makes sure any delays are kept to a minimum, with close to identical delay on the clock and data path.

The following table shows which peripheral signals must use clock pins.
Table 2. Peripheral signals and clock pin requirement
PeripheralSignalClock pin required
SPIM/SPISSDONo
SPIM/SPISSDINo
SPIM/SPISSCKYes
SPIM/SPISCSNNo
SPIM/SPISDCXNo
TWIM/TWISSCLYes
TRACETRACEDATA[]No
TRACETRACECLKYes, dedicated pin
GRTCCLKOUT32KYes, dedicated pin
GRTCPWMOUTYes, dedicated pin
GRTCCLKOUTFASTYes, dedicated pin

QFN48 (QFAA) package pin assignments

The QFN48 pin assignment figure and table describe the pinouts for this variant of the device.

Pins that can be used as clock signals are shown in as red in the figure. For more information about clock pins, see Clock pins.

Figure 1. QFN48 pin assignments, top view
QFN48 pin assignments, top view
Table 3. QFN48 pin assignments
PinClock pinNameFunctionDescriptionDedicated function
1

Yes

P1.12

TRACEDATA[1]

AIN7

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Analog input

 

Trace

 

2

 

P1.13

TRACEDATA[2]

XL1

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Connection for 32.768 kHz crystal

 

Trace

 

3

 

P1.14

TRACEDATA[3]

XL2

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Connection for 32.768 kHz crystal

 

Trace

 

4

 

P1.15

FLPR.4

QSPI.D3

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI SCK

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

5

Yes

P1.16

FLPR.0

QSPI.SCK

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI D0

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

6

Yes

P1.17

FLPR.1

QSPI.D1

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI D1

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

7

 

P1.18

FLPR.3

QSPI.D2

RADIO[0]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI D2

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

RADIO

8

Yes

P1.19

FLPR.2

QSPI.D1

RADIO[1]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI D3

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

RADIO

9

Yes

P1.20

FLPR.5

QSPI.CSN

RADIO[2]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

QSPI CSN

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

FLPR(QSPI)

RADIO

10

 

P1.21

FLPR.6

RADIO[3]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

RADIO

11

 

P1.22

FLPR.7

RADIO[4]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

RADIO

12

 

P1.23

FLPR.8

RADIO[5]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

RADIO

13

 

P1.24

FLPR.9

RADIO[6]

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

General purpose IO

RADIO DFEGPIO

 

FLPR

RADIO

14

 

DECA

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

15

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

16

 

DECD

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

17

 

DCC

Power

DC/DC converter output

 

18

 

VDDL

Power

Power supply

 

19

 

CFLYL

Power

Fly capacitor for boost

 

20

 

VDDL

Power

Power supply

 

21

 

CFLYH

Power

Fly capacitor for boost

 

22

 

DECB

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

23

 

P1.25

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

 

24

 

P0.00

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

 

25

 

P0.01

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

 

26

 

P0.02

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

 

27

Yes

P0.03

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

GRTC PWM

 

GRTC

28

Yes

P0.04

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

GRTC CLKOUT32K

 

GRTC

29

 

SWDIO

Debug

Serial wire data. Bidirectional with standard-drive and on-chip pull-up.

 

30

 

SWDCLK

Debug

Serial wire clock. Input with on-chip pull-down.

 

31

 

nRESET

Reset

Pin reset with on-chip pull-up

 

32

 

ANT

RF

Single ended radio antenna connection

 

33

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

34

 

DECRF

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

35

 

XC1

Analog input

Connection for 32 MHz crystal

 

36

 

XC2

Analog input

Connection for 32 MHz crystal

 

37

Yes

P1.08

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

GRTC CLKOUTFAST

 

GRTC

38

 

P1.09

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

 

39

 

P1.00

AIN0

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

40

 

P1.01

AIN1

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

41

 

P1.02

AIN2

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

42

Yes

P1.03

AIN3

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

43

 

P1.06

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

 

44

Yes

P1.04

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

 

45

 

P1.05

ASO[0]

EXTREF

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield output

External reference

 

TAMPC

46

 

P1.07

AIN4

ASI[0]

Digital I/O

Analog input

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

Analog input

TAMPC active shield input

 

TAMPC

47

 

P1.10

ASO[1]

TRACECLK

AIN5

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield output

Trace clock

Analog input

 

TAMPC

Trace

 

48

Yes

P1.11

ASI[1]

TRACEDATA[0]

SWO

AIN6

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield input

Trace data

Serial wire output (SWO)

Analog input

 

TAMPC

Trace

 

49

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

Exposed die pad (pin 49) must be connected to ground (VSS, pins 15 and 33) for proper device operation.

CSP29 (CAAA) package pin assignments

The CSP29 pin assignment figure and table describe the pinouts for this variant of the device.

Pins that can be used as clock signals are shown in as red in the figure. For more information about clock pins, see Clock pins.

Figure 2. CSP29 pin assignments, top view
CSP29 pin assignments, top view
Table 4. CSP29 pin assignments
PinClock pinNameFunctionDescriptionDedicated function
A1

 

DECRF

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

A2

 

XC1

Analog input

Connection for 32 MHz crystal

 

A3

 

XC2

Analog input

Connection for 32 MHz crystal

 

A4

Yes

P1.03

AIN3

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

A5

 

P1.10

ASO[1]

TRACECLK

AIN5

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield output

Trace clock

Analog input

 

TAMPC

Trace

 

B1

 

ANT

RF

Single ended radio antenna connection

 

B3

 

P1.09

Digital I/O

General purpose I/O

 

B4

 

P1.05

ASO[0]

EXTREF

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield output

External reference

 

TAMPC

B5

 

P1.13

TRACEDATA[2]

XL1

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Connection for 32.768 kHz crystal

 

Trace

 

C1

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

C2

 

nRESET

Reset

Pin reset with on-chip pull-up

 

C3

 

P1.01

AIN1

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

C4

 

P1.07

AIN4

ASI[0]

Digital I/O

Analog input

Digital I/O

General purpose IO

Analog input

TAMPC active shield input

 

TAMPC

C5

 

P1.14

TRACEDATA[3]

XL2

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Connection for 32.768 kHz crystal

 

Trace

 

D1

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

D2

 

SWDCLK

Debug

Serial wire clock. Input with on-chip pull-down.

 

D3

 

P1.02

AIN2

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

D4

Yes

P1.11

ASI[1]

TRACEDATA[0]

SWO

AIN6

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

TAMPC active shield input

Trace data

Serial wire output (SWO)

Analog input

 

TAMPC

Trace

 

D5

 

DECA

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

E1

 

DECB

Power

Power supply

 

E2

 

SWDIO

Debug

Serial wire data. Bidirectional with standard-drive and on-chip pull-up.

 

E3

 

P1.00

AIN0

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose I/O

Analog input

 

E4

Yes

P1.12

TRACEDATA[1]

AIN7

Digital I/O

Digital I/O

Analog input

General purpose IO

Trace data

Analog input

 

Trace

 

E5

 

DECD

Power

Power supply decoupling

 

F1

 

CFLYH

Power

Fly capacitor for boost

 

F2

 

CFLYL

Power

Fly capacitor for boost

 

F3

 

VDDL

Power

Power supply

 

F4

 

VSS

Power

Ground

 

F5

 

DCC

Power

DC/DC converter output