| The MightyOhm Geiger Counter is a device for detecting beta and gamma radiation levels. Because radiation is so harmful, you may want to kee...
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| Yet another Arduino starter kit... Or does the SparkFun Inventor's Kit (or SIK) prove to be just what you need when you want an introduc...
| A heavy-duty benchtop power supply from Joy-iT uses switched-mode digital regulation to provide a DC output supply in a range from 0-60 V a...
| Developing cell phones and other communication hardware was once a task that overwhelmed companies of all sizes. Fortunately, the Ringo kit...
| Software defined radio (SDR) allows receiving and decoding of radio signals using relatively simple hardware and a computer. The 'SDR Hands-...
| Although its operating principle is really very simple, the first time you see a solar-powered Mendocino motor you can’t help being fascina...
| This is a submission from Rutronik on the Nordic Semiconductor dual processor SoC (System on Chip) nRF5340. With the Preview Development Kit...
| The SmartScope is an especially handy and affordable USB oscilloscope, logic analyzer and signal generator. Internally the SmartScope is bui...
| Although Elektor Magazine and their Labs have been relatively slow to jump the bandwagon called retro & vintage electronics, and specificall...
| Sometimes a project is given such a name that you (read: me!) do not immediately know what it represents or what it does, an ‘Earth Listener...