| We have been living in the electronic age for well over a century now, since the invention of the triode by Lee de Forest in 1907. Roughly s...
| We have been living in the electronic age for well over a century now, since the invention of the triode by Lee de Forest in 1907. Roughly s...
| It’s great fun and a complete journey of discovery to repair and recalibrate vintage electronics with the instruments, ‘standards’ and ‘fixt...
| Today, graphics, artwork, and text we view on paper and on screens can be safely assumed to be of digital origin. That’s not implying the ab...
| Just because it’s so stable and reliable in this day and age, the AC voltage on the power outlets in our electronics workspaces is often tak...
| It is 1983. The microcomputer revolution has swept across the United States and is taking hold in Europe. Demand for expertise is rising rap...
| Just shy of forty years ago, Elektor published two frequency counter project articles in the June 1978 issue. The ‘µP counter’ concept was f...
| The principle of magnetic recording had been first demonstrated in 1898 by Valdemar Poulsen. Roughly half a century later, between 1946 and...
| My collection of test equipment includes a Hewlett-Packard HP650A Test Oscillator. That model was launched in 1948, but the relatively high...
| You probably think that reel-to-reel tape recorders are big and heavy, not suitable for mobile use. That’s not entirely true — the Report 40...
| I met the authors of this book during the 2016 edition of Elektor’s Fast Forward Award event at the electronica trade show Munich. There, M...