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Nordic NFR52832 Two Masters with FTDI SPI-USB Bridge 0

Hi all, I am making a device which involves using nfr52832(PCA10040) to communicate with a NAND flash through spi to store data acquired from the ADC. After all the data...
- c232hm
- adc
- qt
- nfr52832
- ftdi bridge
- spi
- keil
- spi-usb
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by bryanhsieh
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Using semihosting with sdk11? 0

How to enable semihosting in sdk11 examples? This works, but I can't port it to examples/periferal/template_project :( changes: pca10028/armgcc/Makefile: adding...
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Started over 7 years ago
by Petr Beklemishev
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Data overflow while writing in flash 0

Hello, I want to store temperature samples in flash of nrf51822. I am using pca10028 and sdk 12.2.0. I have the code for writing,deleting and reading from flash memory....

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Started over 7 years ago
by Newbie
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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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