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14. February 2022
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Proteus-I Low Power Application With Periodic Wake-Up

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This application note describes how to implement a periodic wake up using the real time clock (RTC) on the Proteus-I. It describes the steps to create a custom firmware and adapt a Nordic SDK example to provide a low power focused application with periodic wake-ups.

 

Download: ANR003

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