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Microseconds since start 0

I am using the nRF54L15 and SDK 2.9.1 in VSCode. I need to know the microseconds since start throughout my code. I created this function: The problem is that CONFIG_SYS_CLOCK_TICKS_PER_SEC...
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by Tony
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Custom device name for nrf52840 USB dongle in pyserial 0

I am making an application using nrf52840 USB dongle. I am using a python program with pyserial. This works great. My only problem is that I want to have a very reliable...
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Started 11 hours ago
by bjornolsen
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High current consumption with LDO regulator mode on nRF54L SoC 0

Hi, We developed a custom board based on the nRF54L15 SoC. We realized many current consumption tests with regulator configured in DC/DC mode. These measurements are in...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Gregory C
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[nrf5340] Is there a way to set VREGHVOUT to 3.3V before mcuboot runs? 0

I want to implement FOTA Update for a nrf5340 based board by using nrfConnect SDK v2.9.0 with zephyr and mcuboot. The board has a MX25R6435F external flash (same as the nrf5340dk...
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Started 12 hours ago
by tmre
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Fast & Accurate BLE Channel Sounding for Localization with nRF54L15 0

Hi, For my Master Thesis, I’m working on localization using nRF54L15 boards with BLE Channel Sounding. I’ve been using the official samples available online, specifically...
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Started 13 hours ago
by NickDeLeenheer

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