Want to detect earthquakes and other seismic events — from natural disasters to human activities — right from your workbench?

MaixCam lets you automate image capture over days or months — no external controller needed. With its built-in touchscreen, ...

Did you know that Elektor regularly publishes free digital bonus editions of ElektorMag? Posted on our Topic pages (e.g., Embedded & AI), these bonus editions are designed to bring you even more of ...

Harnessing the power of the Hailo-8L AI accelerator on a Raspberry Pi 5, this system delivers blazing-fast pose estimation ...

Simple power bank which can use all kind of standard old mobile battery, charging 4.2v to 4.4v and no sleep mode possible. Use of a specific IC IP5305T from Injoinic. For some time, I was looking for ...

Discover how to use LTSpice and learn all the essential skills to get started with this industry-standard circuit simulator!

Wireless power transmission is becoming a key player in energy delivery as electric vehicles and IoT devices grow, offering ...

The World‘s largest Digital Clock at Düsseldorf, now in a living room.

Reverse engineering USB protocols is fun. With a new tool from Great Scott Gadgets even more :). This helped to create a software to use the DP100 power supply under Linux.

Join us on May 28 for Elektor Engineering Insights episode #51 when we chat with veteran engineer Eddie Aho of Kiss Analog. Get expert takes on amplifier testing, audio myths, and making advanced ...

In Part 1, we explored how to connect a MIDI keyboard to a Raspberry Pi and use FluidSynth to generate sound. Now, we’ll take the project to the next level by adding an audio DAC, automating the setup ...