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nRF54L15 Timer based PWM duty cycles incorrect without RTT (NCS v2.9.1) 0

Hi, I'm using the nRF54L15 DK (non-secure, NCS v2.9.1) to generate a 100 kHz PWM on a GPIO with TIMER00 (128 MHz, 1280 ticks, 2.5%–20% duty, 32–256 ticks). GPIOTE, DPPI...
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by contest
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Application with MCUBoot and external signature 0

Hello everyone, I'm working on a project based on the nRF52840, and I'm using nRF Connect SDK 2.9.0. The project uses MCUboot, but the firmware image is signed externally...
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Started 17 hours ago
by LukaWer
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Clarification needed - MCUboot + Watchdog (SDK v2.9.0) 0

Dear nordic team, even if enabled for mcuboot via CONFIG_WATCHDOG / CONFIG_BOOT_WATCHDOG_FEED, our device performs a reset when swapping the image. More precisely: when...
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Started 17 hours ago
by uknoblic
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Matching circuit for nRF54L15+ nRF21540 GPIO 0

Hi I remember the Devzonw could ask for hardware instructions. My matching circuir has used the nRF54L15 reference design and nRF21540 DK design, all the value is the same...
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Started 19 hours ago
by Ziyao Zhou
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USB CDC EPOUT not working (Errata [199] USBD) 0

Hi, USB CDC EPOUT stops working as the USB incoming traffic data rate increases. The symptoms of this issue align with the Errata 199. The workaround for Errata 199 is...
- easydma
- Failure Analysis
- nrf5 sdk
- nrf52840
- usb
- production
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Started 20 hours ago
by chaitz

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