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| StuckAtPrototype creator Damian Glinojecki joins Elektor Engineering Insights live on October 7, 2026, to discuss open-source hardware, PCB...

| Electronics modules can sometimes cost less than the individual parts they replace. In Lab Talk #50, the Elektor team looks at why ready-mad...

| Interference hunting moves RF troubleshooting out of the lab and into the field. Join Elektor and Rohde & Schwarz on October 1, 2026, for a...

| AI ESP32 coding can generate working Arduino examples in seconds. Jim Solderitsch shows how he adds hardware context and uses the result as...

| Modular electronics is the focus of Elektor Lab Talk #50 on September 17, 2026. The team will look at processor and RF modules, carrier boar...

| BeagleConnect Zepto uses a low-cost TI microcontroller as a “smart ADC,” adding analog conversion, extra I/O, interrupt handling, and local...

| The Things Conference 2026 is expanding beyond its LoRaWAN roots. Felix Heins tells Elektor TV why live demos, cross-technology collaboratio...

| A beer pong turret gives PLACITECH creator Alessandro Placitelli an excuse to experiment with DC motors, 3D printing, joystick control, and...

| Battery profiling can expose the gap between a cell's printed capacity and what it actually delivers in an embedded project. Saad Imtiaz dem...

| Practical IoT sensor systems are the focus of Elektor's August 27 webinar with Texas Instruments and BeagleBoard.org. Andrei Aldea and Jason...