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Question about the nRF54L15 DK nPM1300 power connections 0

Hi, I'm using the published nRF54L15 DK hardware files and noticed something that I don't understand. On the nPM1300 section of the schematic and PCB: Pin 20 ( VSYS...
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- pcb
- hardware
- nPM1300
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Started 4 hours ago
by Tim012
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PM1300 datasheet:wants to know the PSRR of the LDO 0

we are developing solutions with PMIC type=PM1300, we eager to know the internal LDOs PSRR. i have read 171 page of PM1300 datasheet, but cannot find PSRR data or the PSRR...
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Started 12 hours ago
by ougengzhou
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nRF54L15 PDM clock runs at ~1/32 of expected (PCLK1M instead of PCLK32M) on a custom board works on DK 0

nRF54L15 PDM clock runs at ~1/32 of expected (PCLK1M instead of PCLK32M) on a custom board - works on DK Summary On a custom nRF54L15 board, the PDM peripheral clock ...
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Started 1 day ago
by Cristian Turcan
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How to Set TX Power for Response Packets in periodic_sync_conn? 0

HI I am currently using the nRF54L15 chip with NCS 3.2.1, carrying out secondary development based on the periodic_sync_conn sample project. I intend to adjust the transmit...
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Started 3 days ago
by joey
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Scene Save Issue – Blind Position Not Visible in Scene Configuration 0

While configuring a scene, the blind device is not visible in the scene settings screen, so it is not possible to set or save the blind position as part of the scene. Steps...
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Started 6 days ago
by Harsh0

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