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Nordic PPK2 Fritzing part 0

Has anyone created a PPK2 fritzing part? I'm after a Frizting part for the Nordic Power Profiler Kit 2 aka Nordic PPKII
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Started 5 hours ago
by Tyeth
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nrf5340 NRFX USB device stack 0

Hello, Is there any USB device stack available for bare metal development on the nrf5340 using online NRFX lib. I am trying to implement a USB CDC device class. No issues...
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Started 8 hours ago
by solenoid
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Convert nrf52840 projects to nrf21540DK target. 0

These seems like another dumb question. First off, I am aware that the nrf21540DK is the nrf52840 with the FEM tacked on the output. I know I can select the nrf21530DK/nrf52840...
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Started 10 hours ago
by AMarch01
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Connecting to several peripherals with the same services 0

Hello, I have 4 nrf52840, 3 act as peripheral and the last is the central. The peripherals are identical hardware with various sensors using the same FW. I order to...
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Started 12 hours ago
by bjornolsen
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bad mac address of device 0

Hello,i've recently bought a nRF52840 dongle to sniffing BLE packets with wireshark. I regret to inform you that it don't work roperly, in my opinion. In fact, you will find...
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Started 12 hours ago
by horstZ

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