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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 5 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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USB CDC EPOUT not working (Errata [199] USBD) 0

Hi, USB CDC EPOUT stops working as the USB incoming traffic data rate increases. The symptoms of this issue align with the Errata 199. The workaround for Errata 199 is...
- easydma
- Failure Analysis
- nrf5 sdk
- nrf52840
- usb
- production
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Started 6 days ago
by chaitz
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Power Profiler Kit II measurement error 0

I made some tests with PPK-II in source meter mode by connecting a load resistor in series with a Fluke 8846A ampere meter to the PPK output. A also hooked a GW Instek GDM...
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Started 8 days ago
by MartinZ
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nrf54l15-dk + ble connect + pawr 0

Hi,Team, I am developing Pawr using nrf54l15-dk. I want to realize the connection and communication between the broadcaster and the upper computer software nRF Connect...
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Started 11 days ago
by dede

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