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I2C driver for 16x2 LCD Display 0

Hello! Does anyone know of a library for the I2C LCD 16x2 display? I found the library by lovee, https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/23401/nrf52832-connect-with...
- software
- nrf52
- Evaluation
- nrf52832
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Started over 4 years ago
by Lars Fagerbakke
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I can only send data one time 0

Not really sure where the problem is here, my guess is in the code... I just recently saw this: https://www.avrfreaks.net/comment/1342846#comment-1342846 Although my issue...
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Started over 4 years ago
by ulao
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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 5 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 5 years ago
by mattgaidica

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