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Wireless PC accessories (the ones that shipped with a dongle in the box) overwhelmingly adopted 2.4GHz radios because these radios offered an attractive trade-off between power consumption, throughput…

Over the last few weeks the Nordic team has been working on getting support for programming our devices in Linux as well as adding support for using our Python programming module ‘Pynrfjprog’ with Python…

OSX command line application for performing an nRF51 device firmware update: https://github.com/jeremysf/nrfDFU This is a simple command line program I wrote based on Nordic's documentation and their…

The content of this blog was based on the documentation of BLE Secure DFU example, Bootloader module library and Buttonless DFU service from our SDK. Here we provide you step by step instructions to make it…

We have produced a video tutorial in two parts about Bluetooth   low energy. The purpose is to give you a developer’s introduction to BLE and the development tools offered by Nordic Semiconductor. NB! Please…

Introduction In a variety of use cases there is a need to share a common clock among multiple devices. Such a common clock can be used for many purposes, for example by having each node in a network perform…

When designing a high-frequency PCB there are some rules that should be followed in order to get a good working radio/system. Below are some general PCB guidelines. These guidelines should be followed…

The tutorial has been updated for SDK v11, which contains the production-ready release of Peer Manager. The original tutorial can be found on this page, below the updated tutorial. #Migrating to Peer…

Before we begin Table of content Topics that will be covered include: Before we begin Basic theory Attribute tables in nRFConnect Bluetooth Low Energy application Description of the example Adding a…