| 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...
| 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...
| Raspberry Pi Pico & KT0803L Digital Stereo FM Transmitter
| 73, all hams and radio fans! Once again, Elektor presents a pronounced combination of embedded and radio technology in the form of the ATS25...
| Program and Build Raspberry Pi 5 Based Ham Station Utilities with the RTL-SDR! Get Cracking with This New Book from Elektor!
| Two PCB's one for the SiLabs (Skyworks) Si4684 DAB IC one for a Frontier Siena module (early days)
| When working with radio-frequency (RF) signals, it can be useful to have a simple method for incrementally adjusting signal levels. Check ou...
| Elektor community members have always loved audio projects. This Mini VHF FM Receiver project from 2009 presented a complete receiver circui...
| Explore ham radio and Arduino in this video about “Arduino for Radio Applications” by Glenn Popiel, a must-have guide unlocking many possibi...
| RTL-SDR Blog sticks have been around for a while. They can receive HF signals up to 1,000 MHz or higher. The RTL-SDR Blog V4 is the fourth g...
| The YARD Stick One is a compact “Hardware Defined Radio” that can send and receive in the UHF band. It is a sort of break-out board with a U...