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How do i read the adc data on coap? 0

i set up an coap/iot environment and but i was getting error while compiling code for adc i followed steps from this post devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ here is the problem
- adc
- keil
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Started over 7 years ago
by Liverpool007
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Energy Harvesting Applications 0

Hi all, I've developed a broadband vibration energy harvester that is able to pick up uW of energy from just a couple Hz all the way to 150Hz. I'm currently looking for...
- energy harvesting
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Started over 7 years ago
by Sahil
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ble_radio_notification_init invoke failed 0

We use SDK12.10 Main.c (d:\nordic\5142xx\software\org-sdk12.1\nrf5_sdk_12.1.0_0d23e2a\examples\ble_central_and_peripheral\experimental\ble_app_hrs_rscs_relay. My question...
- ble_radio_notification_init
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Started over 7 years ago
by Jiming
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[Solved] SPI: Not getting SCK signal 0

Solved: Well, turns out delay and SCK doesnt work well together haha. I imagined the sck signal to be a background thread of some sort. I was wrong. Hi guys, at the...

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Started over 7 years ago
by uC_newbie
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Looking for a developer in Denmark 0

Hi Im looking for a developer in Denmark to discuss ble technology with. Im trying to get better to understand the technology, because i have some ideas involving beacons...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Martin

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This blog series was created as an attempt to fill in the gap between how Bluetooth Smart is described in the spec and how you can use our APIs and event from our softdevice to do what defined in the spec…
- 1 Feb 2016
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Important updates: Due to erratum 84 (COMP: ISOURCE not functional), capacitive sensing using the relaxation oscillator method is not usable in a real product with the nRF52832, as it will only work reliably…
- 31 Jan 2016