| System check! Elektor wants to know how much money you spend each month on electronics. And, if you had an extra €500, what would you spend...
| System check! Elektor wants to know how much money you spend each month on electronics. And, if you had an extra €500, what would you spend...
| Microcontrollers such as the Arduino Nano are ideal for simple measurements, such as recording diode characteristic curves. Using TestLab on...
| Before smart cameras, wireless sensors, and connected security systems became commonplace, protecting a room could be as simple as a laser b...
| Long before SDRs became commonplace, this sophisticated FM exciter demonstrated how to generate precision wideband transmissions in the 430–...
| Can an ESP32 detect people without cameras or motion sensors? Discover how Wi-Fi signal disturbances, CSI, and smart DSP enable real-time oc...
| Run two RS232 terminals in parallel on a single serial host — no power supply, no null-modem cable. A diode matrix isolates both transmit li...
| A handful of CMOS logic chips is all it takes to build this versatile warning alarm. Discover a classic 1980 Elektor design that monitors se...
| System check! Elektor wants to know how you feel about PCB design. What type of PCB do you design most often? Which factors influence your d...
| Build a compact battery-powered load-step tester to evaluate bench power supply transient response. Using MOSFET switching and Schmitt-trigg...
| An Arduino Nano microcontroller provides a simple and cost-effective platform for battery measurements and testing. When paired with TestLab...