| GPIB (General Purpose Interface Bus) refers to an IEEE 488 standard parallel interface originally defined in 1984 for attaching sensors and...
| GPIB (General Purpose Interface Bus) refers to an IEEE 488 standard parallel interface originally defined in 1984 for attaching sensors and...
| Cutting the power rapidly in the event of an overload implies monitoring the current through the load. This is usually done either by measur...
| While the title might sound controversial (a load always dissipates some power), the concept presented in this article is spot on: it mimics...
| Anyone who develops circuits using microcontrollers knows that plug-in ‘wall wart’ power packs do not always make suitable power supplies. O...
| The technological world of the 21st century owes a tremendous amount to advances in electrical engineering, specifically, the ability to f...
| Circuit simulation is useful for everyone who works with electronics — from students and enthusiasts to professionals. It lets you quickly v...
| The name Platino is a playful reference to the French and German word ‘Platine’ meaning ‘circuit board’, with a slight wink at ‘Arduino’. Th...
| After all the theory we covered in the previous articles in this series, we are now finally ready to try to send some real bytes over some r...
| Power LEDs are getting more and more powerful. Although some can be pricey, we wanted to see for ourselves what one of these modern ‘heavywe...
| Here at Elektor, for more than 20 years we’ve held the opinion that electrolytic capacitors have the worst properties for audio signal paths...