| Electronics modules can sometimes cost less than the individual parts they replace. In Lab Talk #50, the Elektor team looks at why ready-mad...
| Electronics modules can sometimes cost less than the individual parts they replace. In Lab Talk #50, the Elektor team looks at why ready-mad...
| 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...
| A beer pong turret gives PLACITECH creator Alessandro Placitelli an excuse to experiment with DC motors, 3D printing, joystick control, and...
| ESP32 by Example moves beyond the original book and hardware kit in EEI #62, as James Solderitsch joins Elektor to discuss example-led teach...
| Spectrum analyzer span can make an RF measurement look convincing while giving the wrong frequency and amplitude. In this Elektor TV excerpt...
| For many years, television sets were not equipped with a real on/off switch. This circuit completely disconnects the TV from the mains via r...
| CoffeeCaller is an open-hardware nRF52840 platform that shows the practical work behind reproducible embedded hardware. In this Elektor Engi...
| (Not) Obsolete means more than keeping old machines on display. In this Elektor Engineering Insights #59 clip, Mitch from This Museum Is (No...
| Max Imagination brings drones, robotics, RC builds, 3D printing, ESP32 and Arduino projects into one practical live discussion. Join Elektor...
| The Elektor Formant returns in Elektor Engineering Insights #59 on May 27 for a conversation about DIY synth design, workshops, and the valu...