I'm trying to configure a NRF905 transceiver

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The discussion centers on configuring an NRF905 transceiver with a 10-bit ADC for wireless data transmission. The user is seeking guidance on connecting the transceiver to the ADC using SPI format without directly consulting their professor. They have shared datasheets for both the transceiver and the ADC to aid in the discussion. There is a question about whether a PCB will be designed, but the user indicates that they only need the devices to function properly. The focus is on practical implementation and troubleshooting in the setup process.
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Hi:

Im currently in my last year in a EE program and I am helping a professor with research

My task is connecting a NRF905 transceiver with a 10bit ADC and relaying this information wirelessly. The transceiver will receive the information from the ADC in SPI format.

Can someone give me some clues as to how to get started? I don't want to ask the professor yet directly.

here is the datasheet for the transceiver and the PIC:

transceiver: http://mobiledevices.kom.aau.dk/fileadmin/mobiledevices/opensensor/literature/NRF905_data_sheet.pdf

ADC(PIC18F23K20): http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/41303G.pdf
 
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Will you be designing and building a PCB for this?
 
I don't think so. I just need the devices to work properly
 

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