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An ultra low-power transceiver for radio communication in the 2.4GHz ISM band (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical). Commonly used by tinkerers because of its low cost and its easy to use SPI interface.
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nRF24L01 pipe question
I am looking through the example code found here. I know there are 6 pipes that the nRF24L01 module can use but I've been searching the internet for the address designations and have been able to find …
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