I am trying to measure the 300mA system current.
I cut off the system lane and connected Vin, Vout.
And when in ampere mode, the system is not turning ON.
(When I replaced...
Hi Nordic,
I have a custom board using a Raytac MDBT53 module with nRF5340. The board is designed for 3.3 V / LDO mode, but during bring-up I likely flashed firmware/configuration...
Hello Nordic support,
I am using two nRF54L15 devices with NCS v3.0.1 and ESB DPL at 1 Mbps. Auto ACK is enabled, the payload is 252 bytes, and the retransmit count is 9...
# SoftDevice Controller assert during DTM receiver test at dead/marginal RF link (nRF52833) ## Summary On an nRF52833, running the nRF Connect SDK Direct Test Mode (DTM) 2...
A customer implemented a nRF52840 (QIAA package) and says the output power is about 10dB lower than expected. Having done multiple nRF52 designs with good results, I reviewed...
Since I wrote about CrossWorks a few weeks ago, several people have mailed me and asked me if I have any sample projects. I didn't, so I just created some.
I've created projects which build blinky_example…
Updated version here (21.04.15): https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/tutorials/7/development-with-gcc-and-eclipse/
I have noticed that there have been several questions on development with Eclipse and GCC…
Atomwear is a micro, modularized, open source, wearable BLE device for DIYers. It makes any BLE(Bluetooth Low Energy) projects easier
Overview - What’s the Atomwear?
Atomwear is a BLE product based…
You may have a nRF51 chip that is "bricked" and both nRFGo Studio and nrfjprog recover option doesn't work. You can try to use J-link Commander to recover. In some case, J-link Commander showed that it…
I created this blog post to document the bugs reported on nRF51 SDK v6.0.0
The workaround for each bug would also be provided here as a temporary solution before the bug is fixed in the future release…
Our most advanced Bluetooth Smart SoftDevice to date is now - S130. We're excited in a big way about this one covering as it does so many different options in one protocol stack.
Again, we always value…