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Elektor May/June 2023

If you are interested in test and measurement solutions, you’ve come to the right place. The May/June 2023 edition of Elektor Mag is packed with 11 articles on these subjects. There is something for everyone, whether you are looking for tips about programing your test equipment (“Automating Test and Measurement”) or you want to build your own energy logger for measuring and recording power consumption (“Energy Logger”). Of course, we also include in-depth articles on a variety of other topics, including a DIY servo tester, tips for using the Android Wi-Fi API, IR remote control with a smartphone and ESP32, details about microcontroller documentation, a look at analog signals and MCUs, and much more. Let us know what you think!

 

 

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Affordable Audio Measurements (Webinar - June 29)

 

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Are you interested in measuring the key characteristics of audio circuits but find the professional market's equipment too expensive? Then join our upcoming webinar on Affordable Audio Measurements! Alfred Rosenkränzer will show you how to measure audio circuits without breaking the bank, using free or low-cost audio measurement software and an external or internal USB sound card. It will take place, 29th of June, 16.00 Berlin time. 

 

 

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