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"VDD_GPIO should be applied after VDD has been supplied" 0

Dear Nordic and community, I am currently in pre-production phase of designing a PCB based on the NRF9151, and I am a bit confused by the Hardware Device Guidelines, which...
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by Dirk_
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TX max power impacted if usng 1.8V on VDD 0

Hi Nordic engineer I am evaluating a project based on nRF52840 and there is a question need to be confirm before schematic design start. Due to limitation of power resource...
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by huangsong
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Enabling Wifi on nRF7002 0

Hello everyone, I'm trying to set up the Wifi stack on the nRF7002 and use it with MicroPython, but encountering a lot of difficulty with it. I cropped up a network_wlan...
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by Tudor B.
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Upload certificat to custom board 0

Hi all, I have a custom board build with an nRF9151. I'm able to connect on int with USB/UART, I can send and receive AT command. Right now I'd like to send certificat to...
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Started 2 days ago
by simon884
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Only first BLE peripheral sends data to central when using multiple NUS clients (BLE_NUS_C_ARRAY_DEF, Multi-Link) 0

Hello, I'm developing a BLE Central application using the nRF52 SDK. The central connects to multiple peripheral devices (nRF52832), each sending 6-byte ADXL345 accelerometer...
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