In our product, we use Laird (Ezurio) BL653 BT module. In some countries such product requires SRRC certification. For SRRC certification we set BL653 to DTM mode with AT...
We are looking at using the Nordic nPM1300 in a new design. After reviewing the datasheet in detail, I have an issue: The Overvoltage Protection threshold. The datasheet says...
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I'm having some trouble getting any kind of reaction out of Zigbee logging configurations. I have RTT logging enabled and LOG_DBG("Network left (leave type: %d)", leave_params...
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The TWI driver has a twi_clear_bus() function but the TWIM does not.
I'm getting an I2C error, and need to do I2C soft reset. I'm doing this manually at moment but...
I recently completed a field-upgrade path from an nRF5 SDK 17.1 application (with the legacy Secure DFU bootloader) to a fresh NCS-based firmware stack, while preserving user...
Now delivering into kids hands in UK
BBC micro:bit has, as I write this, been delivered into the hands of 450 000 UK schoolchildren with a further 500 000+ to be handed out over the next couple of weeks…
The award winning nRF51822 is now available as an ultra-thin Chip Scale Package) CSP variant. Measuring just 3.38mm x 3.38mm and with a height profile (including ball grid array) of just 0.35mm it is tiny…
Bluetooth LE is not a fast wireless protocol, transfer speeds are usually measured in single-digit to low tens of kilobytes per second. This is generally not an issue unless large amounts of data need…
PCB Design
Abstract:
The SkyenLab Bluetooth module was developed using the nrf51422 QFN48 QFAC reference design as well as help from the Nordic Semiconductor support portal and white papers. A proof…
Our Project
This post is to clarify team SkyenLab’s scope for satisfying the senior design class requirements and Nordic Semiconductor requirements during the first semester (Aug. 2015 - Dec. 2015) of…
TL;DR: It ignores whatever the computer tells it to do and does an automatic detection.
And the reason? UART terminals are not doing flow control settings in a consistent way, and in some cases incorrectly…