| In 2010, Elektor presented a digital multi-effects unit based on the FV-1 effects processor that was designed to provide musicians with 15 c...
| In 2010, Elektor presented a digital multi-effects unit based on the FV-1 effects processor that was designed to provide musicians with 15 c...
| Raspberry Pis and other SBCs are ideal for sophisticated process control, but require significantly more power than microcontrollers. Why no...
| If you like games and DIY electronics, Elektor has a project for you. This roulette circuit features 40 LEDs controlled by a microcontroller...
| Brushed DC motors are increasingly being replaced by brushless (BLDC) and stepper motor competitors. But their use still makes sense, as the...
| Elektor has a long history of innovation and experimentation dating back to the 1960s. This edition of ElektorMag, guest-edited by AI, is th...
| How accurate is your clock source? You can use this compact stand-alone crystal tester to check the correct functionality of an unknown quar...
| The MAX7219 is a very useful and versatile display driver that can drive up to 64 LEDs independently. It’s well-known, but existing tutorial...
| The HU-053 is an inexpensive LC-Meter kit available online that measures capacitance, inductance, and frequency. It features easy-to-solder,...
| Moo boxes have stood the test of time. Let’s make one! This article details a DIY project using an ATtiny85 microcontroller and minimal hard...
| This microcontroller-based relay circuit is capable of activating devices remotely after a delay up to 255 years. The solution is ideal for...