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Stack usage, IAR 0

Hello, I have a question about stack usage. I use nRF51822 SoC, 12.2 SDK & IAR 7.60.1. I am interested in stack usage. Have you done any estimations? Or may be you have...
- linker
- call stack
- s130
- iar
- nrf51822
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Started over 7 years ago
by Artem Zemlyanukhin
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nrfprog returns wrong family error when programming nrf52840 on a custom board 0

Hello, I get the "ERROR: The --family option given with the command (or the default from nrfjprog. ini) ERROR: does not match the device connected." message after...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Mitch996
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Being inserted into your third party's list 0

Good morning, this is Algocraft (www.algocraft.com), an high tech company whose core business is to develop, design and market a wide range of professional systems dedicated...

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Started over 7 years ago
by FormerMember
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Failure of 8kv ESD test 0

Hi, We designed the circuit followed the reference circuit(QFN48), but we always failed in the 8kv ESD test.The CPU always reset while ESD testing. The 8kv ESD power...

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Started over 7 years ago
by mansfield
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app inventor2 with Bluefruit LE (UART or SPI) 0

Does anybody got an app inventor2 "project" to communicate with the (Adafruit) Bluefruit LE UART (or SPI) ? Note: my Android version is 4.4.2 (LE "advertising" not supported...

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Started over 7 years ago
by VanFPGA

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