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AIN to 8-bit accuracy to reduce the leakage current 0

I refer to and the answer answer given by AI referring me to you. I need the lithium battery only to about 8-bit accuracy to reduce the leakage current. Please provide...
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by skvery
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Incorrect SPI reads and inconsistent behavior on nRF54L15-DK when communicating with external sensor (ADXL372) 0

I'm using NCS v2.9.0 and attempting to communicate with an ADXL372 IMU over SPI. Occasionally, the MCU successfully reads from the IMU and begins printing values. However...
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by rbmarcus
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Intermittent Stuck in "Connecting..." with iOS 18 and nRF Connect Mobile 0

Hello Nordic Community, I’m encountering an intermittent issue with my BLE peripherals, which are based on nRF5340 + nRF7002 SoC , while testing with nRF Connect Mobile...
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Started 3 days ago
by Lucas Heitele
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Viewing GNSS Logs when using x-custom-device-id instead of a device token 0

For the GetAssistanceData endpoint (POST /location/agnss), if we are using the x-custom-device-id header instead of a device token and registered devices, how can we view...
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Started 4 days ago
by TyEllira
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nRF52840 - external flash 0

Hi, I need information about adding an additional flash IC to my project. However, I am wondering if there are any limitations regarding the maximum storage capacity that...
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Started 4 days ago
by LukaV

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