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nRF24LU1 programs a byte through spi command,a strange problem occured... 0

before i write the flash, it has been erased.so ,its value is all 0xff. when i write 0x00 to flash address 0x0001,the value read out is not 0x00 but 0x01,and the value in...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Albert
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Use nordic uart service with native Linux stack from Java 0

I'm looking for a way to use the nordic uart service ( devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ble_sdk_app_nus_eval.html) from Linux using the native Linux BLE Stack (BlueZ). My application...
- bluez
- nus
- linux
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Started over 10 years ago
by Mike
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ANCS Hard Fault 0

Hi, I've created an application using the S110 experimental ANCS demo. I successfully implemented ANCS and then began to structure my application around it. At some point...
- ancs
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Started over 10 years ago
by Akbar Dhanaliwala
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What elements of the over-the-air package are fed in which order and endianess into the crc module? 0

Hello, In an ongoing company project we use a couple of nRF51 transceivers forming a beacon enabled wireless sensor network consisting of one base station and multiple...
- wireless sensor network
- crc
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Started over 10 years ago
by Alexander Entinger
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RTC clear event synchronised? 0

I want to count clocks in order to implement a watch. I use the RTC0 as my time-base and count mainly with this device. As it has just 24 bits it would not last for long,...
- rtc
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Started over 10 years ago
by Mike

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How to interface a Nordic Thingy:52 using Amazon Alexa

gamnes

Interfacing the Nordic Thingy:52 from the Amazon Alexa Voice Service just had to be done! In this blog post I will briefly explain how this demo was set up, but I will direct you to the GitHub page if…
- 24 Jan 2018
Difference between nRF52840 Engineering A and B reference designs

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After the release of nRF52840 Engineering B we have received several inquiries about the difference between Engineering A (nRF52840-QIAAAA) and Engineering B (nRF52840-QIAABB) reference designs. One reason…
- 15 Jan 2018
Rust bindings to nrf52 series

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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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Latest guides

nRF5x: nRF52805 Specific PCB Guidelines

Andreas

This guide will cover the specific areas that must be paid extra attention to when designing a PCB for nRF52805. It is intended as a nRF52805 specific addition to the General PCB design guidelines for…
- 18 Jun 2020
Getting Started: Developing for the nRF52805 with nRF5 SDK

bjorn-spockeli

Introduction The nRF52805 SoC is a low-cost member of the nRF52 Series with a subset of the features of the nRF52811 and nRF52810 SoCs. As the nRF52805 has a feature subset of the nRF52810/11 SoCs, which…
- 11 Jun 2020
nRF5x: nRF52832 Specific PCB Guidelines

Andreas

This guide will cover the specific areas that must be paid extra attention to when designing a PCB for nRF52832. It is intended as a nRF52832 specific addition to the General PCB design guidelines for…
- 10 Jun 2020
Hardware design, RF test and coverage: iBasis eSIM International Coverage Update

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Since Nordic Semiconductor announced that it has partnered with one of the world’s largest international cellular carriers, iBASIS, to use nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) module and to include an iBasis…
- 4 Jun 2020
Getting started: Getting NB-IoT Demo running on Thingy:91

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The Nordic Thingy:91 is a cellular IoT prototyping platform. It is based on the nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP). The nRF9160 has an integrated modem that supports both LTE-M and NB-IoT. The factory programmed…
- 29 May 2020
Bluetooth low energy: Mocking CoreBluetooth

Aleksander Nowakowski

CoreBluetooth is the native iOS framework to communicate with Bluetooth-enabled Low Power (LE) devices, except iBeacons (which require CoreLocation) and HomeKit devices. It is easy to start with, if one…
- 9 Mar 2020