Nordic DevZone

Recent and unreplied - Help your fellow developer and earn points!

Not Answered
New nRF52840 finger tip size module with Type-C Dongle fully compatible with Nordic dongle 0

Hi to all Nordic product lovers, This is not a question but rather an announcement of a new nRF52840 based finger tip size module 14 x 9 x 1.6mm launched at CrowdSupply...
1287 views

0 replies

Started over 4 years ago
by Nguyen Hoan Hoang
Not Answered
Bitwise operations on uint8_t / Integer promotion 0

Hi, I have a SPI slave device which outputs 8-bit registers that I have to assemble. For example, I receive two 8-bit registers, a high and a low register, which I have...
1112 views

0 replies

Started over 4 years ago
by fuesel
Not Answered
CMSIS tool 0

Hello, Is there a way to show only enabled options in CMSIS tool? If not, that would be a nice enhancement for future versions. Thanks, Sam
860 views

0 replies

Started over 4 years ago
by Sam123
Not Answered
Erase 0

I have a PCA10059 dongle. I have inadvertently configured pin P0.25 as the sleep debug pin and I use active state 0 as I am using off board LEDs with reverse logic. This means...
435 views

0 replies

Started over 4 years ago
by Malcolm
Not Answered
Where can I find Name/Description String for Bluetooth Service, Characteristic or Descriptor UUIDs? 0

If you're working on a product that requires you to show and translate GATT Attribute (Service, Characteristic and/or Descriptor) UUIDs to Strings to the user, it's likely...
506 views

0 replies

Started over 4 years ago
by Dinesh Harjani

Recent in Nordic blog

Flashing SoftDevice directly from ARM Keil uVision and Makefile (nRF51 SDK 8.0.0)

Krzysztof Chruscinski

Since nRF51 SDK version 8.0.0 SoftDevices binary files have become a part of the release. In order to make it easier to flash proper type and version of SoftDevice a new feature was added: each project…
- 16 Mar 2015
6LoWPAN for Bluetooth low energy on OpenWRT

Glenn Ruben Bakke

OpenWRT is one of the most popular open source Linux-based router firmware alternatives for commodity routers. From kernel 3.17, Linux has supported 6LoWPAN for Bluetooth low energy (BLE) through the…
- 13 Mar 2015
IPv6-Brewed Coffee Over Bluetooth Smart

Glenn Ruben Bakke

Believe it or not, the day has come when your coffee machine could know what exactly what kind of coffee you like to drink depending on the cup you’re using, the time of day, and a multitude of other…
- 4 Mar 2015

Latest guides

nRF5x: nRF52805 Specific PCB Guidelines

Andreas

This guide will cover the specific areas that must be paid extra attention to when designing a PCB for nRF52805. It is intended as a nRF52805 specific addition to the General PCB design guidelines for…
- 18 Jun 2020
Getting Started: Developing for the nRF52805 with nRF5 SDK

bjorn-spockeli

Introduction The nRF52805 SoC is a low-cost member of the nRF52 Series with a subset of the features of the nRF52811 and nRF52810 SoCs. As the nRF52805 has a feature subset of the nRF52810/11 SoCs, which…
- 11 Jun 2020
nRF5x: nRF52832 Specific PCB Guidelines

Andreas

This guide will cover the specific areas that must be paid extra attention to when designing a PCB for nRF52832. It is intended as a nRF52832 specific addition to the General PCB design guidelines for…
- 10 Jun 2020
Hardware design, RF test and coverage: iBasis eSIM International Coverage Update

Brian Kim

Since Nordic Semiconductor announced that it has partnered with one of the world’s largest international cellular carriers, iBASIS, to use nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) module and to include an iBasis…
- 4 Jun 2020
Getting started: Getting NB-IoT Demo running on Thingy:91

Christian Kurz

The Nordic Thingy:91 is a cellular IoT prototyping platform. It is based on the nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP). The nRF9160 has an integrated modem that supports both LTE-M and NB-IoT. The factory programmed…
- 29 May 2020
Bluetooth low energy: Mocking CoreBluetooth

Aleksander Nowakowski

CoreBluetooth is the native iOS framework to communicate with Bluetooth-enabled Low Power (LE) devices, except iBeacons (which require CoreLocation) and HomeKit devices. It is easy to start with, if one…
- 9 Mar 2020