Martin Ossmann’s “SDR radio clocks” (Elektor January/February 2023, project 210335-03) makes a persuasive case: a Teensy 4.0 ...
A 433 MHz RF scanner built on the MultiRF Dev Board finds active channels, locks onto packets, and displays them in a browser ...
Want a fun way to observe the enormous electric fields generated by approaching thunderstorms? This clever Lightning ...
Mikroe Sensor Click Boards let engineers evaluate sensor concepts quickly by attaching prebuilt measurement modules through ...
Last year, a facilities management company came to us with a problem. Their office clients wanted vending machines that ...
Museums and trade shows have a problem: how do you keep a physical exhibit engaging for the thousands of people who walk past ...
CRA-ready IoT products take center stage in a free webinar on practical SDLC changes for EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance.
System check! Elektor wants to know how much money you spend each month on electronics. And, if you had an extra €500, what ...
Zephyr native simulation lets the CoffeeCaller team test embedded software on a host PC with mock drivers before flashing ...
In April 2000, Elektor presented a Voice Shifter project to demonstrate how a handful of analog building blocks can ...
Last year, a client came to us with an unusual request. They wanted to build a jukebox — not the vinyl kind, but something ...
As part of our anniversary celebration, Elektor is offering interested readers several subscription deals at prices ...
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