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low level interrupt not firing after porting from SDK 15.3 to SDK 17.0.2 0

I have a working project where pin 16 is configured as a low-level interrupt source. it is working well with SDK 15.3 after porting to SDK 17.0.2, it is not triggering...
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Started over 3 years ago
by kobyfr
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Thank you 0

Hello Nordic Support Engineers and fellow developers ... Just a note to thank everyone for help via this forum. I started very inexperienced with Nordic SDK a year ago and...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Tim
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Website links/downloads for Thingy91 removed? 0

Hi, I recently purchased a thingy91 for a project. I'm trying to follow instructions from a Nordic youtube video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=xQ7hDzRULJQ ...
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Started over 4 years ago
by justinm_nz
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How to measure the power consumption of NRF5340 0

I have a nRF5340PDK, Now I want to know the lowest power consumption of this chip in different condition, such as adv, connect, sleep. But I am not sure how to config the...
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- nRF53
- nRF5340
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Started over 4 years ago
by huangjingyu
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Anyone have the Eagle libraries for Taiyo Yuden's EYSNSNZWW (it contains the nRF52811) 0

Any pointers would be welcome. /Trivik
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Started over 4 years ago
by saccade

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