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The issue is that the radiated power at 2480 MHz during the Radio Test is 10 dB lower compared to other channels. 0

We developed firmware based on the sample provided at the following link to pass Japan's technical standards compliance test (Giteki): https ://docs .nordicsemi .com /bundle...
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by keigo.imaizumi
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Confirmation of nRF5340 CC312 Accelerator Usage and Power Consumption Analysis 0

1. When adding CONFIG_PSA_CRYPTO_DRIVER_CC3XX=y to the configuration as shown in the diagram, does it enable the use of the CC310 accelerator? 2. My understanding is...
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by giun.kim
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Is it possible to configure a device as a standard BLE server and a PAwR node? Other PAwR limitations? 0

I am currently working on two separate sample repositories: one for a standard 1:1 BLE connection with a mobile phone and another for a PAwR node that transmits data alongside...
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by rbmarcus
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Warning when logging a float value 0

Hello, I get a compiler warning when I try to log a float value using the LOG_INF macro in my project. The code I'm using is from the cell-fund course: lesson 6, ex. 1. Toolchain...
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by GoncaloS
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BLE data loss with nus 0

Hi, (nrf52840, custom device, nRF5_SDK_15.3.0_59ac345) I am working on a BLE project involving one central device and two peripheral devices using BLE NUS. The peripheral...
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by eleven-x_devteam

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