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Clarification on nPM1300 Current Measurements 0

Hello, I have a few questions regarding the nPM1300 current measurements: As far as I understand, there are two ways to trigger a current measurement: By writing...
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Started 10 hours ago
by Badr
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Tone of Tolerance (Power) value for nrf52832 0

Hi, we had used nRF52832 in our product. Our product is undergoing FCC & IC certification. FCC & IC regulatory body had requested to provide Tone of tolerance (Power)...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Rahul Wagh
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SBAS and WAAS Features 0

Hi, We want to understand if nRF91 series of devices supports SBAS and WAAS or not. Kindly share the information. Regards, Pavan Vora
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Started 12 hours ago
by Pavan Vora
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Power Saving Mode (PSM) documentation for nRF9151 0

Hello Team NordicSemi, We have developed product using nRF9160 and aware of the PSM operations of this SoC. I talked to one of your engineer during tech tour and found...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Aakash_Soni
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Unable to update from NCS 2.6.x to 2.7.x due to ESB radio IRQ handler change 0

In our firmware we use BLE together with ESB using the MPSL timeslot API, with the implementation inspired by this example: https://github.com/too1/ncs-esb-ble-mpsl-demo However...
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Started 13 hours ago
by rsteijn

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