| Now in the Elektor Store we have the beginner to intermediate edition of ARM Microcontroller Projects. This book makes use of the ARM Cortex...
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| Control your lights at home, your LEGO Robots and many other wireless projects with the Pretzelboard, a low cost yet powerful easy-to-use I...
| eRIC Nitro features an ATmega328 AVR microcontroller with Arduino bootloader and a low-power eRIC radio module operating in the ISM band (43...
| The previous months we’ve been discussing equipment in the complex, bizarre, rare or expensive categories (tick as applicable—multiple optio...
| Elektor has a long history with audio power amplifiers. A couple of examples of our “golden oldies” are the Edwin, Ekwin and Crescendo ampli...
| The goal of this project is to allow standard AA size rechargeable batteries, like NiMH, to effectively charge portable devices like smartph...
| After several wrecked prototypes and blown up components, we started to suspect one of our power supplies might be the common denominator. A...
| The self-balancing single-axle DIY electrovehicle uses sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries for power. You can of course use the supplied charge...
| MICROPROCESSORS software debugging tools for 80C166 Hitex Telemon 166 debugger specially adapted for Elektor Figure 1. Watching and examin i...
| One of the drawbacks of a threepin voltage regulator is that the input voltage needs to be 2.5–3 V higher than the output voltage. This...