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Will the finished product work? And will certification in the ZIGBEE Alliance be needed after a certain batch? 0

Hello! We are planning to purchase an electronic component nrf52840 and produce a finished product on it. question 1. Will it work immediately on the ZIGBEE 3.0...
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by Nikka
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Source code of Nrfuitl 0

Good morning, I have a question about NRF Util. I need to make some changes in souce code of nrfutil for my own needs, but the most recent version, which is provided on Github...
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by eminosyan
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nRF52 direction finding examples 0

Hi. I interested now for direction finding in nrf52 series. I have nrf52811, nrf52833 and other controllers. But i don't find any information how develop board for recievers...
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Rust bindings to nrf52 series

Coleman McFarland

In mid-2017, I came across this project by James Munns. It essentially wraps the C SDK for nRF52 development boards, and provides bindings that can be called from Rust. James gave a talk to the Rust DC…
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Show And Tell: Poly - Building an RC Airplane The Hard Way

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I've been looking for an excuse to write a low-latency, Enhanced ShockBurst (ESB), radio protocol that I can reuse when building remote control toys. Although Bluetooth is great for a lot of use cases…
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Bluetooth on a desktop computer (Windows, Mac, Linux)

kbaud

Posting this here in an effort to save the time of anyone else who is wanting to control a device from a desktop computer. Our application is a motor control device that is wirelessly controlled from…
- 4 Jan 2018
Writing BLE firmware with a few lines of code part 2

Nguyen Hoan Hoang

Second part of the series Writing Bluetooth LE firmware the easy way blog. This second part shows how to read and advertise the environment sensor data (BME280 using Motsai Neblina module and BME680 using…
- 3 Jan 2018
Intro to ShockBurst/Enhanced ShockBurst

Daniel Veilleux

The first generation of wireless PC accessories to achieve widespread success (the ones that shipped with a dongle in the box) adopted 2.4GHz radios because these radios offered the optimal trade-off between…
- 1 Jan 2018
Writing BLE firmware with a few lines of code

Nguyen Hoan Hoang

Writing a BLE firmware can now be done with a few lines of code. The code example bellow is all you need to write for a non-connectable BLE firmware that advertise a counter value every second in the…
- 29 Dec 2017