| In the last episode i built a small sensor board. The ATmega on the Pretzel board periodically takes a reading from a phototransistor and co...
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| As Editor-in-Chief of Elektor Magazine's German edition I am naturally concerned whenever I hear that we have lost one of our (loyal) subscr...
| To a bright New Year … Google may have reason to say too! To replace their somewhat hapless ‘Brillo’, the Internet company will out bring a...
| In the last installment of this series I ported my mini-library for publishing MQTT messages to the Pretzel board which has an ATmega328 and...
| Today is the last day for the contestants to make their presentations for the electronica Fast Forward Start-up Award. The entries are of re...
| Here on the second day at the electronica exhibition we had loads more visitors than yesterday and at the Elektor booth we saw more contesta...
| After much preparation it’s finally here: On the first day of electronica 2016 held here in Munich we can now begin the final stage of the F...
| For many decades now Elektor magazine has proved that there really isn’t any clear distinction between amateurs who, out of interest, just l...
| In previous episodes I’ve spent most of my time writing PC software, it’s time now to turn our attention to some firmware. Our ultimate aim...
| In the last installment of this series I started with the Pretzel-Board which has an ATmega328 and a WiFi LAN ESP8266 chip on board. The pre...