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PaWR power consumption 0

Hi, MCU - nRF52832 I am trying to understand the power consumed during the PaWR operation. I am referring to the steps explained here: I am getting the a similar graph...
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by Katy_123
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Connections drop and don't come back 0

This is a continuation of my previous thread ( Connections drop and don't come back (and "SoftDevice Controller ASSERT: 53, 296") ) (Case ID: 341823). The project is a star...
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by David Ormand
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RF Section feedback 0

Hi, This is my first time designing RF section for BLE using nRF54l15, and i was wondering if you guys can give me some feedback on hardware design. I chose a Johanson 2450AT42B100...
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by Adam W
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ICM for nRF54H20 example 0

Hi, We need to try communication (I think it should be using the ICMSG library) between the processors in the SOC NRF54H20. Do you have a suitable example? I tried the IPC...
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by Peter Langer Keysoft
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Build for custom board converted to 2.8 format getting error "list GET given empty list" in CMakeLists.txt splitting BOARD_QUALIFIERS 0

We have a custom board that I ran through the board_v1_to_v2.py program and then attempted to build under SDK and Toolchain 2.8. When I run it it failed in the CMakeLists...
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