| You can build a highly accurate 1-ms NTP clock with an ESP32 and a Wiznet W5500 Ethernet module. The design is perfect for precision timekee...
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| Add a melodic bell sound to your microcontroller clock with the ATtiny85. This project enhances your clock's functionality and charm with a...
| Rediscover the power of MCS-BASIC-52 with the O-M-S-U project, bringing classic technology into the modern era with new expansion cards and...
| You can create your own digital stereo FM transmitter with a Raspberry Pi Pico and KT0803L module. Learn how to configure and broadcast FM s...
| Elektor's 8052AH-BASIC board from 1987 was revolutionary. This project brings back the essence of early embedded systems, offering a unique...
| A push-push On/Off switch consists of a pushbutton that toggles the load on or off every time it is pressed. In the previous century this wa...
| Although most modern microcontrollers have an internal watchdog timer, that may not be safe enough for the system to rely on it. The built-i...
| Although the example used in this project is probably only useful for people travelling through the Netherlands (you know, the capital of De...
| Playing with the mains voltage can be deadly, so proper isolation techniques and safe working practices are very important. Besides emphasiz...
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| The latest AVR microcontrollers from Microchip like the ATmega4809, ATmega3209, ATtiny816, and ATtiny1616 are programmed through a Unified P...