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Do I want nRF52 Serialization or Module or Hybrid? 0

I read this older post ( devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../) and have a similar issue but with enough differences that I felt it was worth a new question. I have an STM32 MCU...
- keil stm32 rtx serialization
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Started over 9 years ago
by SRA
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eclipse build error 0

I am having an issue with running the initial blinky example that came with the nRF51 PCA10028 SDK in the Eclipse IDE . I will include screenshots of the issue. I believe...
- blinky eclipse
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Started over 9 years ago
by PerryJ
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future releases of sniffer ? (fixed malformed packet) 0

I use nRF51-DK and nRF51-Dongle for a BLE sniffer. Always the sniffer fails and marked with an error "Encrypted packet decrypted incorrectly (bad MIC)". It can not be...
- ble sniffer wireshark
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by ccessmin
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long write char with authorize request 0

Hi, I'm using long write in one characteristic but if I try to configure this characteritic with write authorization (attr_md.wr_auth = 1) it doesn't work. I need to send...
- write authorization
- long write
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Started over 9 years ago
by abosch
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What chip is this – NRF A 3152c 1517UH ? 0

Hi, I disassembled an Acer Mouse and saw a chip named "NRF A 3152c 1517UH". Can anyone identify the chip or provide me with the data sheet for it. Regards, Steve

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Started over 9 years ago
by Steve Padam

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