Elektor March/April 2023: Embedded and AI

by CJ Abate | 01 March, 2023

Whether you are a pro engineer or weekend maker, you likely work with embedded systems. Check out the March/April issue, which covers embedded- and AI-related topics.

Whether you are a professional engineer or weekend maker, you likely work with embedded systems. For this reason, we dedicate an entire edition of Elektor Mag to that broad topic each year. Check out the March/April issue, which includes articles on embedded solutions, artificial intelligence (AI), and dozens of other topics.

The March/April 2023 edition of Elektor Mag

Inside the March/April Issue

In the second edition of 2023, we dive into a wide variety of topics. We have something for everyone: DIY projects, an intro to TinyML, DVI on the RP2040, and much more.

Cloc 2.0: The Alarm Clock You've Always Wanted
Microcontroller Documentation Explained (Part 1): Datasheet Structure
What’s Next for AI and Embedded Systems?: Tools, Platforms, and Writer Replacements
RP2040 PIO in Practice: Experiments Using the RP2040’s Programmable I/O
An Introduction to TinyML
DVI auf dem RP2040: Ein Interview mit Luke Wren, Chip-Entwickler bei Raspberry Pi

Table of contents

Poor Man's ChipTweaker: We Have (Low-Budget) Ways of Making You Talk
USB True Random Number Generator: Two PICs for the Price of One AVR
Pimp My Mic: Self-Designed Level Booster
FFT with a Maixduino: Frequency Spectrum Display
From Life’s Experience: Design Logic (or Non-Logic)
UCN5804 Stepper Motor Driver: Peculiar Parts, the Series
Circuit Simulation with Micro-Cap: First Steps in a Complicated World

Poor Man's ChipTweaker

My First Software-Defined Radio: Built in Less Than 15 Minutes
Digitizing Vertical Farming: Infographics: Embedded and AI Today and Tomorrow
JetCarrier96: A Versatile NVIDIA Jetson Development System
Case Study: Taking EV Charging Global with a Universal RFID Solution
High-Performance in Every Class: Computer-on-Module Standards
Starting Out in Electronics: Let’s Get Active!
I²C Communication Using Node.js and a Raspberry Pi: See Your Sensor Data in a Browser

Edge Impulse provides feedback on accuracy, speed, and memory. (Source: Edge Impulse)

Video Output with Microcontrollers (2): VGA and DVI Output
The Metronom Real-Time Operating System: An RTOS for AVR Processors
Display HAT Mini: Show the Weather Forecast on Raspberry Pi!
PAUL Award 2022: Young Technical Talents and Their Creative Solutions
WEEF 2022 Awards: Celebrate the Good

Pico DVI Sock schematic

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