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Interfacing with nRF52832 through the Python 'bleak' module on Mac Osx is excruciatingly slow 0

Hello! So I can connect, disconnect and write to my applications characteristics via a PyQt5 GUI I threw together. On the python backend, I use Bleak to search for devices...
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by Julio
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nRF52832 and ST7735S 0

Hi, I am developing using nrf52832 and st7735s. Successfully displayed the lcd screen using the code in \examples\peripheral\gfx However, when screen clear, text_8print...
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by Minseo
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52820 LPCOM problem 0

Dear friend I checked the data sheet of 52820 and I didn't see any LPCOMP peripherals. Check the data sheet of 52832, there are LPCOMP peripherals. Comparing COMP and LPCOMP...
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by zero
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how to store the sensor data in the internal flash 0

Hi, I am working on internal flash nRF52832 merged with twi sensor, my sensor function will return a string . How to assign the string to the my_data.p_data . i am getting...
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by ps_anu
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What modules do I need to retain if using only SoftDevice, Flash Memory, and a time clock 0

Developing on the nrf51822 Have working code for the nRF52840 Dongle using the pc-ble-driver therefore all Bluetooth work is done using sd_* calls. The PC provides easy...
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by brianreinhold

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