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Need help modifying Nordic Thingy code, and adding a few features 0

We are finishing up a project with the nRF52832 based on the Nordic Thingy. Most of what we want it to do are normal functions of the Nordic Thingy. It connects to a mobile...
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Started over 4 years ago
by RSMiles
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I2S driver in SDK 16 0

Did anyone try to drive WS281b LED with I2S using nrf5 SDK 16 there're some differences in the new version
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Started over 4 years ago
by Mark93
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External NAND flash with nRF5340 (non-SPI) 0

I feel like a crazy person looking to store large amounts of data onto an external chip that is not a micro-SD (why not micro-SD? It's power-hungry and finicky ). NAND through...
- flash
- hardware
- Pre-production
- nRF5340
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Started over 4 years ago
by mattgaidica
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RAM START ADDRESS 0

Hi I try to run BLE HRS collector example. when I run the project, in RTT terminal I have these error 00> sd_ble_enable: app_ram_base should be adjusted to 0x20001CD8...
- s130
- software
- Evaluation
- nrf51
- nrf51802
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Started over 4 years ago
by M.A.N.
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Google: Say hello to OpenSK: a fully open-source security key implementation using nRF52840 Dongle (among others) 0

Google open-sources the firmware needed to build hardware security keys Google open-sourced today OpenSK, a Rust-based project to aid hardware vendors build hardware security...
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Started over 4 years ago
by LarsH

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Introduction of SDH and SDK v15.0 software architecture

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The SDK software architecture has been hugely changed since SDK v13.0. With adding SDH to SDK, it provides SDH API to Enabling the SoftDevice and its event interrupt. Disabling the SoftDevice. Receiving…
- 13 Aug 2018
Bluetooth pairing vulnerability

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The Bluetooth SIG released an errata for the 4.2 and 5.0 versions of Bluetooth specification on July 23rd relating to a potential vulnerability with the pairing procedures. For Bluetooth low energy; this…
- 27 Jul 2018
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The Thingy:52 IoT Sensor Kit is a fancy development board that combines the nRF52832 SoC, a handful of sensors and user interface components, and a rechargeable battery. Although the Thingy is available…
- 20 Jul 2018

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

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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

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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