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Horticulture Box [180583]

Horticulture Box [180583]

Grow light with horticulture LEDs from Würth-Elektronik

May 15, 2019 by Udo Bormann

Interview with Ernst Bratz - 25 Years of High-tech on the Olympic Tower

The annual event "Hightech on the Olympic Tower" invited to its 25th anniversary and Elektor is happy to have had the opportunity to talk to marketing manager Ernst Bratz about this event on this special day.

A Universal RLC-Box

A Universal RLC-Box

Select a value out of 7...8 decades from resistance, capacitance and inductance and connect them in series, parallel or isolated from each other,

Review: Pulsar Labs Open Source Function Generator DIY Kit

March 7, 2019 by Ton Giesberts

Review: Pulsar Labs Open Source Function Generator DIY Kit

A cheap and simple function generator kit for DIY assembly with surprising features and user-friendly operation.

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Arduino Vidor: An FPGA for everyone?

February 21, 2019 by Denis Meyer

Arduino Vidor: An FPGA for everyone?

The new Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000 board is available in the Elektor Store. With an Intel 10CL016 FPGA. That’s 16 000 logic elements plus some specialised signal processing embedded multipliers (read: audio and video). The board, at 83 x 25 mm (3.3 x 1 inches) is as full as an egg. In addition to standard GPIOs, there are HDMI, USB, JST and MIPI (Camera) connectors. And let’s not forget the ARM ATSAMD21 32-bit microcontroller!