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Can CAF/AEM handle 8 kHz USB HID on nRF54LM20A 0

Hi I'm building firmware for the nRF54LM20A running USB HID + ESB at 8 kHz. Currently I am referring to the nRF Desktop ( nrf_desktop ) sample as a reference. But there...
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by Lucca Morret
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nRF5340: Live I2S microphone audio streaming over BLE with low latency 0

Hi Nordic Team, I am working on a custom device based on the nRF5340 SoC . My application captures live audio from an I2S microphone , processes the audio on the nRF5340...
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by G vandana
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BLE L2CAP CoC Reception Delay - nRF54L15 (Android to nRF, 20ms sent / 100-200ms received) 0

Hello Nordic Support Team, I'm developing a BLE audio/walkie-talkie application on an nRF54L15 DK using Zephyr, communicating with an Android smartphone. I'm seeing a significant...
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by nikul
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Vanix: Need support for Hardware Architecture & Peripheral Allocation Review based on nRF54LM20A for Gateway - Cattle Tracking 0

Hi Nordic Team Need support for Hardware Architecture & Peripheral Allocation Review based on nRF54LM20A for Gateway - Cattle Tracking Project. PFA Hardware Architecture...
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by Dilip Kumar P
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nRF54L15 powered at 1.8 V from nPM1304 BUCK1, 1.75V VDD,POR vs −5% buck tolerance 0

Hi, we are designing a small battery-powered wearable and would like your view on the power sequence below before we commit the production schematic. Parts nRF54L15...
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- nRF54L15
- nPM1304
- hardware
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by SoWizard

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