| Watch this new episode of Elektor Lab Talk to learn about what’s going on in the Elektor Lab! Our engineers talk about sensor technology, a...
All items tagged with Sensors and DIY electronics (16)
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| Detecting a magnetic field is a relatively easy task, but measuring its intensity is far more complex! The author of this article describes...
| A defective parking sensor can be expensive if you don’t notice it in time and get it repaired. Following the engineer’s ironclad rule “Do i...
| Check out the latest installment of Elektor Lab Notes. We cover some of the newest projects on our workbenches, including sensors, ESP32 ada...
| Discover Alessandro’s blend of electronics, 3D printing and content creation, and the playful DIY projects he shares on his Placitech Youtub...
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| You can use a Raspberry Pi RP2040 MCU to measure air quality. It acquires data from a CO2 sensor and then transmits it via an ESP8266 to the...
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| Detecting a magnetic field is simple, but measuring its intensity is more complex! This magnetometer project uses the integration method to...
| Check out the latest installment of Elektor Lab Notes. We cover some of the newest projects on our workbenches, including a Battery Monitori...
| 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...
| If you are interested in wireless technologies and communications-related applications, Elektor’s 2024 Wireless & Communication edition is f...