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nrf 52832 SAADC without timer

i am using nrf 52832, i got SAADC example code from sdk. that code done by using timer. i could not understand timer section. Is available SAADC simple example code without...

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by Einar Thorsrud
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Getting nRF DK52 with simple thingy server - model provisioned 0

Hello everyone, as indicated by this question https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/35692/adding-nrf52-dk-to-github-mesh-demo-for-thingys/138327#138327 I am trying...
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by Michael_K
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Power problem that needs to be answered urgently 0

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by strengthstrong
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Using the LIS2DH12 double-tap feature 0

This is both a general tip for users and a question; does anyone have good success with the LIS2DH12 double-tap feature? The 3-axis accelerometer works well but the use of...
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by hmolesworth
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Periodic Data + Ack 0

Hello- I'm working with the " Experimental: Wireless UART Example". Is there any way to periodically send data rather than just typing data into terminal?
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Started over 6 years ago
by Sophie Keith

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