Today I came across this amazing macro in Zephyr RTOS. I have to admit, it's the first time I've seen something like this — but it's genius!🤯

RT @___Harald___: The beauty of open-source!.

@conexiotech @NordicTweets For reference, here’s a side-by-side comparison of the nRF9161 SiP, nRF9151 SiP, and nRF9131 SiP 👇

Early Christmas vibes!🎄🎁.I pre-ordered the Conexio Stratus Pro nRF9151 by @conexiotech and it’s finally here! 🤩An incredible dev board powered by @NordicTweets' nRF9151 SiP and can’t wait to dive in!

They could take the SoC datasheet, create the HAL, and integrate it into TizenRT. So, either Zephyr is significantly better (with lower power consumption and a smaller memory footprint) than Samsung's RTOS, or time-to-market considerations have led them to go with Zephyr. (2/2).

Reverse engineering reveals that Samsung's Galaxy Ring uses the nRF5340 SoC and the Zephyr RTOS. Fun fact: Samsung has their own RTOS called TizenRT but chose to use Zephyr RTOS. (1/2).

With the new BLE 6.0 spec, which adds Channel Sounding for accurate and secure ranging, do you think 🍎 might drop UWB tech in iPhones and AirTags in favor of BLE? AirTags use an nRF52x SoC, and the new nRF54x SoC supports BLE 6.0.

RT @ant0inet: must resist!

(3/3) Built-in data logger: While it’s possible to connect the PPK2 to a computer like a rpi and use the cli to implement a data logger, for some use cases it would be fantastic if the PPK itself had a built-in data logger, eliminating the need for an additional setup like an rpi.

(2/3) Dual-channel: Sometimes, we need to measure not just the overall system's consumption but also the consumption of a specific IC in our prototype. Instead of using two PPK2s (which isn’t ideal since there’s no clock pin to sync them), it would be great to have 2 channels.

(1/3) @NordicTweets The PPK2 is amazing, but if by any chance you're working on a PPK3, here are two features I’d love to see:.

I just completed the payment for my pre-order of the new Conexio Stratus Pro nRF9151 🤩 Can't wait for the board to arrive in my hands!.

RT @7etsuo: Everybody should learn C and Assembly.

@DreamSourceLab I've updated to the latest release (v1.3.2), but the problem still occurs when the screen goes to standby and then turns on again.

A colleague using a MacBook M1 Air is facing the same annoying issue. Is anyone else using DSView from @DreamSourceLab on a MacBook (Apple Silicon) with macOS Sonoma experiencing the same problem? Any quick fixes?.

I've just purchased the new nRF9151DK, and at the company I work for, we're eagerly waiting to receive the nRF9131EK from our RSM. I still can't believe how small these new LTE-M/NB-IoT + GNSS + SiPs are! 🤯

@DreamSourceLab @DreamSourceLab Is this a known issue that is awaiting a fix in an upcoming release of DSView?.

I've been using the DSLogic U3Pro16 with DSView from @DreamSourceLab on a MacBook M1 Pro running macOS Sonoma. It's quite annoying that the DSView GUI doesn't refresh properly when I switch between windows and then return to DSView (see pics below).

What do you think? Are we approaching a competency crisis in the semiconductor industry, where we might eventually forget how the 'pyramids' aka CPUs, GPUs, SoCs. were built?

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