Team badge for NorthSec
The 2018 README credits Team badge for NorthSec.
SourceNorthSec 2018 · Canada · 2018
nRF52 OLED/BLE badge with NeoPixels
The NorthSec 2018 badge repository documents an electronic badge with an nRF52832 main controller, STM32F070 USB controller, OLED display, BLE, NeoPixel RGB LEDs, buttons, battery management, Li-ion/USB power, USB charging, and schematic release.
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The 2018 README credits Team badge for NorthSec.
SourceOfficial publisher of the NorthSec past-editions page and public nsec-badge repository tag for 2018.
SourceIt marks NorthSec's move from the nRF51 platform to nRF52 hardware and adds RGB LED behavior while retaining the public hardware and firmware trail that makes the badge auditable.
The README describes an nRF52832 Cortex-M4F handling OLED, BLE, battery management, NeoPixel RGB LEDs, and buttons, with an STM32F070F6P6 handling USB. It documents rechargeable ICR14500 Li-ion or USB power, USB charging behavior, SWD access, and a public schematic.
The public build notes cite Nordic SDK 14.2.0, S132 SoftDevice 5.0.0, STM32CUBE support, Makefile builds, SWD flashing, and STM32 USB DFU programming.
NorthSec's official past-editions page says the 2018 event outgrew Marché Bonsecours with additional conference, track, and training space, while the badge repository preserves the electronic-badge implementation from that year.
Lifecycle
The 2018 badge moved to nRF52832 with OLED, BLE, NeoPixel RGB LEDs, buttons, battery management, and STM32 USB handling.
SourceThe README documents Li-ion battery or USB power and USB charging when the power switch is on.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue records the public badge workflow without overclaiming dependency licensing.
The badge remains source-backed without violating the no-generated/no-placeholder image policy.