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How to use GPIO pins on 3.3V ?

I am trying to communicate with PN7150 from nRF52840 DK using I2C pins.

PN7150 needs 3.3V and nRF52840 is supplying 2.9V.

I am able to read PN7150 on Arduino Mega but I fail when trying to read through nRF52840.

I believe the problem is due to nRF52840 supplying less than 3.3V.

How can I change output voltage on nRF52840 DK ?

Thank You

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  • Still not entirely conclusive that it's the voltage.

    Have you looked at the lines with an oscilloscope to see what's going on?

    Check out the nRF52840 Product Specification for details of its power supply restrictions & requirements.

    Check out the nRF52840 DK User Guide and Schematics for details of the power supply arrangements on the board.

    I2C voltage translators are available ...

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