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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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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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by NickDeLeenheer
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Connecting to peripheral BLE device using BMD 350 (nrf52 based chip) as central BLE device. 0

I have been able to connect and initialize two different Bluetooth OBD II Devices. I am running into issues with the third device I am trying to add as an option. I add the...
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by inspiringdev123
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Tx power level 0

nRF 52832 + NCS 2.6.1 We are successfully setting the advertising Tx power in discrete steps {-40, -20, -16, -12, -8, -4, 0, +3, +4}dBm using However, I am being asked...
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Started 5 hours ago
by MartinZ
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What is the difference between ppib and dppic? 0

Hello, I am trying to use the nRF21540 in nRF54L15, I notice document metion I am wondering what is the difference between PPIB and DPPIC. What does appropriate...
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by Ziyao Zhou

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Getting started: nRF Connect for Cloud Certificate Update

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.
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- 23 Sep 2019
Bluetooth low energy: Concurrent Advertising

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I have been asked several times about variations of the following advertising scenario, so I decided to make a blog post that I can refer to, and hope it might prove useful for others out there that are…
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Software and Protocols: The four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product

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In this post I will give you an introduction to the four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product: Device State Device Configuration Past Data Firmware Updates It's these …
- 9 Sep 2019
Getting Started : Automate building of HEX files for your nRF Connect SDK application using CircleCI or GitHub Actions

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Nordic's Power Profiler Kit (PPK) is an inexpensive piece of hardware that can provide a significant amount of insight into the operation and performance of your project. Although there is a lot that…
- 2 Aug 2019