| LED dice are everywhere, but their glow feels cold and clinical. This electronic die breaks the mold, using warm neon lamps to display each...
| LED dice are everywhere, but their glow feels cold and clinical. This electronic die breaks the mold, using warm neon lamps to display each...
| LED-based dice are common, but their light is cold. Not so for this electronic die, which displays its value with the warm glow of neon lamp...
| Never miss a blown fuse again! This ultra-simple four-component circuit ensures you’re instantly alerted when a mains fuse fails, using an a...
| Mechanical timepieces have always had a certain appeal because of the beauty of the analog dial and its convenience in reading, despite thei...
| Watch this insightful Elektor Lab Talk episode featuring Thomas Scherer about LED technology. He covers practical tips, cutting-edge advance...
| If you like games and DIY electronics, Elektor has a project for you. This roulette circuit features 40 LEDs controlled by a microcontroller...
| Ever wondered how a solar-powered lamp powers an LED with just a single 1.2 V cell? A closer look reveals a clever single-transistor voltage...
| Join our enegineers for Elektor Lab Talk on December 19. We'll dive into LED tech, recent projects, and AI fun!
| The MAX7219 is a very useful and versatile display driver that can drive up to 64 LEDs independently. It’s well-known, but existing tutorial...
| The "Circuit Shorts" series continues! This time, Saar covers dual-BJT constant current.
