Wireless solutions are essential to our everyday lives. This year's Wireless Applications edition features a wide range of articles on topics such as transmitting sensor values from an ESP32-C3 to an ESP32 and programming small BLE applications. Take a look.
Wireless solutions are essential to our everyday lives. If you spin 360 degrees in your chair you’ll likely notice a few wire-free applications transmitting away. Elektor experts and community members have been serious about designing and implementing such technologies for decades, which is why the annual wireless edition of Elektor Mag is always well received. This year, the edition features a wide range of articles on topics such as transmitting sensor values from an ESP32-C3 to an ESP32 without using Wi-Fi, programming small BLE applications, a BLE sniffer, controlling 5G deployments with private cellular networks, and more. Visit our Wireless Applications page for additional details and links to relevant resources
Wireless Applications Webpage
For each edition of Elektor Mag, we prepare a handy “Focus On” page for our readers. On the current Wireless Applications page, we offer details about the current edition, as well as product info, additional articles, and a note about out October 13 webinar titled “Wireless Wonders: A Look at BLE and More.”
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If you are interested wireless applications, join us on October 13, 2022, at 5:00 PM CEST for the “Wireless Wonders” webinar. Mathias Claussen and Jens Nickel will address the question: "Why BLE and not just Wi-Fi?" They will dive into the details and answer your questions during the live event. Note: Attendees will have a shot to score a free copy of the e-book, Develop your own Bluetooth Low Energy Applications (Koen Vervloesem, Elektor 2022). Don’t miss out!
Upcoming Topics
Elektor’s editorial team is currently working on new articles, projects, videos, and webinars. Check out the subjects that we'll cover in the coming weeks and months.
November/December: Production of Electronics and Components, also featuring info about the upcoming electronica show in Munich, Germany, as well as the 2022 World Ethical Electronics Forum.
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