Writing on nRF9151/nRF9160 Feather development, Zephyr RTOS, and cellular IoT.
Three commits on the v3.2.x branch of NFED take the active_sleep sample to ~4 µA on the nRF9151 Feather — a regulator-framework workaround, board-level pulldowns on floating pins, and the teardown sequence that ties it all together.
If `west build -- -DEXTRA_CONF_FILE=...` is forcing a pristine rebuild every time, you're paying for it. Here's a step-by-step how-to for using West overlays correctly, plus the new conveniences in Zephyr Tools that make it disappear.
After three iterations and a lot of false starts, I'm finally happy enough with my IoT server to talk about it. Meet Lion: a self-hostable backend for Zephyr devices, with some opinions about how device shadows, OTA, and log streaming should work.
Debugging your nRF9151 Feather has never been smoother: install the debugger extension, configure your launch settings, flash your code, and dive right into debugging within VS Code.
Zephyr Tools v0.5 by Circuit Dojo is now available on VSCode Marketplace and Open VSX Marketplace
Zephyr Tools v0.4 by Circuit Dojo is now available on VSCode Marketplace and Open VSX Marketplace
Here are some of the tips and tricks we've learned since our last video!
Explore IoT development with the nRF9151 Feather using Zephyr RTOS and VS Code.
In this Zephyr 101 video, we'll dive deep into using ZCBOR to encode and decode data efficiently.