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DECT NR+: How to configure the Physical Layer Control Field Type 2 Header 0

Hey, I’m currently evaluating DECT NR+ using two nRF9151 DKs with the nRF Connect SDK v2.9.0. According to the ETSI specification (ETSI TS 103 636-4 V2.1.1), the Physical...
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Started 3 days ago
by Luca12
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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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Started 3 days ago
by Janne Edgren
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BLE advertising power benchmark 0

i just rebuilt the code in the beacon_advertiser.zip file attach to this issue for the NRF52232.... the code runs as expected, though consumes about 200uA when sleeping...
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Started 4 days ago
by bios-bob
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nRF21540 FEM Not Improving Range in ESB Project (NCS 2.9) 0

We are currently working on a project based on Enhanced ShockBurst (ESB) and would like to use Front-End Module (FEM) support with the nRF21540. In your Enhanced ShockBurst...
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Started 4 days ago
by H. Dekker
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nRF9160 SiP - custom board 0

Hi, In my project I am developing a system to monitor the consumption of electricity taken from the grid. The nRF9160 SiP module is responsible for acquiring analogue signals...
- development
- nRF9160
- lte-m
- GPS
- antenna
- hardware
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Started 5 days ago
by shak2300

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