| Here comes a dazzling DYI project allowing you to touch an electric arc (30 kV hey presto) with your bare fingers. No harm from that. Though...
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| After some preliminary tests, the Anet A6 3D printer has been adopted by the Elektor Labs, notably for the flexibility it offers. Here is a...
| The differences in measurable potential on plants aroused the interest of Walter Polleros. His BioLight project detects electrical fluctuati...
| Not so long ago, for electronics enthusiasts wishing to replace their vintage jumbo magnifying glass, the search for an affordable microscop...
| Take a 7-segment digit and make the colour of each segment freely programmable. A bright idea, but why the hell didn't anyone think of it be...
| Join the Elektor Video Olympics with your own original video production and win one of many exciting prices. Shoot your own video covering a...
| In this video, developer Riemer Grootjans explains several powerful features of the SmartScope. Starting with the mobile use with a tablet,...
| This new kit is a variant of Elektor’s earlier published sand clock. Instead of writing the time in a layer of sand, it uses a laser module...
| You think a CRT oscilloscope, 100% analog, is not made for “looking at music”? Well, you’re wrong: here a good old oscilloscope draws elega...
| The speed of production of our Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) is progressing. Nonetheless the demands of busy electronicists are more and mo...