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authorSadeep Madurange <sadeep@asciimx.com>2025-05-02 20:37:18 +0800
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+NRF24L01+ RF MODULE
+
+This is a driver for NRF24L01+ RF module from Nordic Semiconductor. The driver
+targets AVR microcontrollers, and is written in C. I've tested this with
+ATmega328P. Note that this uses Enhanced ShockBurst™ feature.
+
+The module is 5V tolerant. You can directly interface it with the ATmega328P's
+SPI port.
+
+The ding.c and dong.c are the applications. Upload them to two MCUs, each
+connected to a RF module for them to talk to each other. Ground INT0 or INT1
+from ding.c MCU to start signalling.
+
+nrfm.c and nrfm.h contain the driver code.
+