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Elektor March/April 2023

We live in thrilling times, says editor-in-chief Jens Nickel in his March/April 2023 Elektor Mag editorial. And the rest of the Elektor team agrees. Recent innovations in embedded tech — and specifically in terms of embedded AI-related applications — are rapidly changing the ways we work and live. Check out the March/April edition for several examples. In addition to considering what’s next for AI and embedded systems, the magazine is packed with thought-provoking articles and projects on a variety of topics, including a DIY ESP32-based alarm clock project, video output with MCUs, experiments using the RP2040’s PIO, the Metronom RTOS, I²C communication using Node.js and a Raspberry Pi, circuit simulation with Micro-Cap, and much more. Enjoy!

 

 

PS – Are you planning to attend the Embedded World 2023 trade show from March 14 to 16 in Nuremberg, Germany? It is a must-attend event for all microcontroller and software professionals. As usual, Elektor will be exhibiting at the show. Visit us at booth 4A-646!

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Webinar - An In-Depth Look at Serial, I²C, and SPI Protocols

 

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Join engineer Clemens Valens for our upcoming Elektor webinar and discover the most popular communication protocols in the electronic systems industry: serial, I²C, and SPI. Our expert speaker will provide you with clear, actionable insights to help you master communication in electronic systems and achieve optimal performance. Attendees can also be part of our giveaway. Don’t miss the webinar on April 20, 2023, at 16:00 (Berlin time).

 

 

Clemens Valens is a Senior Engineer at Elektor, and he manages the Elektor Labs platform He holds a BSc in Electronics and an MSc in Electronics and Information Technology. Valens started working for Elektor in 2008 as editor in chief of Elektor France, and he has also worked as an editor for Elektor UK/US and ElektorMagazine.com. He currently produces engineering tutorials and product reviews at Elektor.tv. In recent videos, he has covered Arduino compiler optimizations, GitHub essentials, home automation, KiCad EDA, and much more.
Brian Tristam Williams bought his first Elektor Magazine at 16 and has been orbiting our ecosystem ever since. From 2010, he began translating and editing for Elektor. Currently, he is an Editor (English) for Elektor Mag. You can find him on Twitter at @briantw, and you can read his Elektor articles and news items at www.elektormagazine.com/williams.

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