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Low temperature storage specification (nRF5340 and nRF7002) 0

Hello, Both nRF5340 and nRF7002 list minimum storage temperature of -40C. We would like to understand what environmental testing has been done to reach this storage range...
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by ryankol
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nRF 91x1 changing APN 0

Hi, I am developing an application with LTE-M connectivity to nRF Cloud. Our previous SIM apparently supported auto-APN provisioning, we did not have to set the APN, the...
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Started 9 hours ago
by teba99
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IQ Sampling AoD 0

I am experimenting with sampling IQ at the payload in AoD mode. Are there any differences in the configuration of the receiver in AoA mode as seen in the direction finding...
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Started 10 hours ago
by ChristineA
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watchdog interrupt issue in nrf7002 0

In our application we using nrd5340-nrf7002, application flow is wakeup->wifi connect->NTP time get->TCP server connect->wifi shutdown->idle->wakeup..... We are encountering...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Lavanya_Manohar
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How to update peripheral device BD Address after device disconnection 0

Hi I am developing an application where I need to update the BD address for advertising after each disconnection and on reboot. I know Zephyr stack has the API bt_id_reset...
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Started 13 hours ago
by mksi

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On nRF Connect for iOS and its Unnecessary BitField Collection in Swift

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For the longest time we’ve had this idea, of turning one of our most-used Swift Collection Types into a simple one-instruction comparison call, down at the assembly level, to check whether an element belongs…
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Joakim

The content of this guide is now covered in the documentation on nrf Connect SDK documentation page.For the most up-to-date instruction to Update Cloud Certificate please follow this link.
- 27 Sep 2019
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- 2 Aug 2019