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Why am I blocked?
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by AndreasSPX
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Is it possible to get SW support (even non official) for B40 band? 0

We urgently need to add support for Band 40 (B40) to our product. Our use case is very specific, and as far as we understand, the NRF91 currently does not support B40. We...
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by Janne Edgren
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BLE DFU on NRF54L05 using ncs 0

Hello Team, We are currently working with the nRF54L05 SoC and are in the process of enabling DFU over BLE. However, after integrating DFU support, we are encountering memory...
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by payalD
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DEC4 voltage measured is showing 1.9V and the average power consumption is showing 900uA 0

In one of the return devices which came back because of high dissipation and we tried multiple firmwares to lower down the dissipation but the dissipation remained same. After...
- battery
- ldo
- debugging
- dcdc
- errata
- zephyr
- bluetooth le
- nrf52840
- hardware
- production
- arm
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by Gaurav
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Programming external target using nRF54L15 DK 0

I am trying to external target using the nRF54L15DK and I get the following error. Error: Failed with exit code 1. Failed to device info one or more devices: * 1057767167...
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by Sai

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