| Some clocks use the frequency of the mains voltage to keep accurate time. But what if a design is intended for a 50-Hz mains and doesn't...
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| Add a bell sound to your microcontroller clock. This assembly is intended to be controlled, also, it is reserved for the reader who can mod...
| Every electronicshobbyist must make a clock. I have built dozens of them with manual or automatic time setting using the DCF77, NTP, RDS in...
| Looking for an innovative, fun-to-construct timepiece? Check out the Raspberry Pi Pico-based Sand Clock Kit, which, once assembled, can etch...
| Discover how to build a solar-powered 7.5" e-paper clock using ESP32, boasting a 180-degree viewing angle and ultra-low power consumption, p...
| Welcome to the ultimate DIY alarm clock experience - Introducing the Elektor Cloc 2.0! Say goodbye to ordinary alarm clocks and say hello to...
| from the largest decimal time scale in the world (according to the Guinness book of records) to a desktop project
| This Raspberry-Pi-Pico-based clock in the style of a mantel timepiece displays the time on an LCD using Lissajous figures that we know from...
| Clocks are probably one of the most popular topics in DIY electronics, together with radio receivers. I wouldn’t be surprised if every reade...
| This clock has no hands or display, instead it uses Morse code to announce the time of day. It can “say” the time as numbers ("06:30") or as...