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NRF52840　About the 32.768kHz crystal oscillator　(LFXO) 0

Is the GPIO pin in a reset state until the start-up time of the 32.768kHz crystal oscillator?
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by Kono Kohei
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nRF Connect(Android, latest Version) 0

I have problems with nRF Connect(Android, latest Version, no version number found) to find BLE devices with 2M phy, coded phy and extended advertising. So i am running nRF...
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by karlheinz
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nRF9160 to nRF9151 hardware migration 0

Dear Nordic Team, I hope this message finds you well. Some time ago, we asked about the migration from nRF9160 to nRF9161. We want to ask the same question regarding...
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by mjaszczykowski
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External Flash using SPI on nRF5340 DK 0

I want to use the external flash on the nRF5340 DK using SPI as the board I'm developing for will not have QSPI. I used the littlefs sample which has a lot of the settings...
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by lcj
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Can't download code to NRF52832 chip 0

I have made my own NRF52832 Dev board as in the next image: I received the board, and ICs and hand-soldered them in my home. however, I am still a newbie in nRF SDK...
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