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Elektor September/October 2023

Over the past decade, wireless- and communication-related technologies (e.g., 5G, Wi-Fi, ZigBee, and LoRa) have significantly impacted contemporary society. These technologies have enabled the effective transmission of data, voice, and multimedia content over long and short distances, and they will continue to evolve in the coming months. As such key technologies improve, electronics engineers and makers like you will have exciting opportunities to develop faster, more secure, and energy-efficient wireless solutions. The current edition of Elektor Mag — which features a wide variety of articles, projects, and insights — is an excellent place to start. In this issue, we cover the following technologies: the LoRa protocol, sub-1-GHz wireless testing, LPWAN deployment, Wi-Fi, an SDR time signal receiver, and much more. Enjoy! Make sure you share your ideas and projects via the Elektor Labs platform.
 

 

Innovate to win! Check out the STM32 Wireless Innovation Design Contest for a chance to showcase your design skills and to win a share of €5,000 in cash prizes. Select an approved STM32-based solution and start designing today. The competition starts the 1st of October 2023.

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October 2023 - Editorial Webinar

 

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Elektor's editorial team produces informative webinars for electronics innovators seeking to improve their technical skills and to understand essential engineering concepts. Our free webinars typically attract hundreds of enthusiastic attendees. Some recent editorial webinars include: “Affordable Audio Measurements”; “Unlock the Power of MicroPython on Your Arduino”; and “Microcontrollers as Pixel Artists.” Watch the insightful webinar, "Reverse engineering Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices." 



 

Related Articles and News Items

s Wireless Emergency Push Button with LoRa
Wireless Emergency Push Button with LoRa

14-06-2023 | An innovative engineer can solve a problem in a complicated industrial environment with a few low-co...

s The SDRplay RSPdx SDR Receiver Features Frequency Range of 1 kHz up to 2 GHz (Review)
The SDRplay RSPdx SDR Receiver Features Frequency Range of 1 kHz up to 2 GHz (Review)

9-08-2023 | The SDRplay RSPdx is a 14-bit single-tuner SDR receiver with continuous coverage from 1 kHz up to 2...

s Introducing the Arduino UNO R4 Minima & WiFi
Introducing the Arduino UNO R4 Minima & WiFi

2-07-2023 | The powerful Arduino UNO R4 is the latest addition to the iconic Arduino UNO family. The new sibling...

s Webinar: A Look at Bluetooth Low Energy and Other Wireless Wonders
Webinar: A Look at Bluetooth Low Energy and Other Wireless Wonders

23-10-2022 | In this webinar, Jens Nickel and Mathias Claussen from Elektor dive into the details of a wide range...

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