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💬 Ebyte nRF52832 Prototyping Board

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    https://www.openhardware.io/view/472/Ebyte-nRF52832-Prototyping-Board

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      I suppose panelizing this board together with a pure prototype board might achieve the objective I was aiming for....

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        It works. Project completed. :)

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          I recommend snipping off the DTR pin using flush cutters. Given the current configuration, it isn't going to work properly.

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            Can you please propose what type of inductors and capacitors did you use ?
            A BOM will be great.

            Actually I am asking because I knew there is something called SRF from this topic https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/question/171472/filter-inductor-requirement-for-nrf52832-in-dcdc-mode/

            Thanks.

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              Can you please propose what type of inductors and capacitors did you use ?
              A BOM will be great.

              Actually I am asking because I knew there is something called SRF from this topic https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/question/171472/filter-inductor-requirement-for-nrf52832-in-dcdc-mode/

              Thanks.

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              @ahmedadelhosni said in 💬 Ebyte nRF52832 Prototyping Board:

              Can you please propose what type of inductors and capacitors did you use ?
              A BOM will be great.

              It is exactly the same BOM as this: https://www.openhardware.io/view/471/Ebyte-nRF52832-Small-Breakout-Board#tabs-bom

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                @ahmedadelhosni said in 💬 Ebyte nRF52832 Prototyping Board:

                Can you please propose what type of inductors and capacitors did you use ?
                A BOM will be great.

                It is exactly the same BOM as this: https://www.openhardware.io/view/471/Ebyte-nRF52832-Small-Breakout-Board#tabs-bom

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                @NeverDie thanks

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