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by esivertsen
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nRF6939 live cd v5.4 not download again 0

The link for downloading nRF6939 live cd v5.4 is broken. https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-Tools/Reference-Designs/nRFready-Smart-Remote-3-for-nRF52-Series/Downlo...
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SAADC 0

Using one ADC, the current can be reduced to about 40uA after the ADC value is taken. Using a two-channel ADC, after the ADC value is taken, the current stops at about 0.4...
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by shark
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Engineer needed for OTA Project 0

I'm searching for a software engineer who can help us getting OTA support between nRF52810 and PIC16 MCU. nRF52810 must have command- and data mode over UART, Pic controler...
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by pschoon
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Initialization and operation of sensor mpu6050 with nrf52840 development board 0

I want to be able to read the gyro and accelerometer values from the MPU6050 sensor. As a base start I downloaded the NRF5 SDK V15.3.0 and modified twi_sensor_pca10056 program...
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