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Does anyone know anything about the nRF24EL ? 0

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Power problem 0

But now I have a new problem that is whenever I set " PWR_UP " bit in CONFIG register then it drop the 3.3 volt vcc to 1.2 volt. I don't know why its happening. Anyway, is...

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Why can't the timeslot API support multiple advertisement packets? 0

This previous question about multiple advertisements seems to be related to softdevice 7. I was unable to get a similar example working in SD/SDK8 My end-goal is to add...
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by syntroniks
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Gazell channel table and datarate - Settings for optimal reliability 0

We are considering using Gazell for an outdoor application, i.e. lots of noise and disturbances, constantly changing environment, where the amount data being transferred is...
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Questions about BLE-Optiboot 0

Hi everyone, I have found your git "Ble Optiboot"( github.com/.../ble-optiboot) , and I have understood, it is usefull to load a binary into MCU flash, I was looking for...

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by Petter M.

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