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Elektor is a monthly magazine about hobby electronics, first published as "Electuur" in the Netherlands in 1960, and now published worldwide in nine languages: English, German, Dutch, French, Chinese, Greek, Spanish, Swedish and Finnish. Elektor publishes schematics of electronic designs geared to hobbyists, but also of interest to professionals. To help hobbyists build these designs Elektor also offers printed circuit boards of many of its designs, and kits and modules. If the design uses a microcontroller, as is now often the case, Elektor also publishes the sourcecode for it on their website
Contents
Colophon
Corporate information on Elektor magazine.
Mailbox
Monthly pick of Letters to the Editor
News & New Products
A monthly roundup of all the latest in electronics land.
Super Robots
Myths, promises and the 'here and now', with a focus on swarm theories applied to robotics.
Measuring Tweezers
Five SMD measuring tweezers compared and put through their paces.
Unilab
A construction project for a switch-mode 0-30V 3A benchtop power supply.
Grasping the Sceptre
Continuing on from last month we discuss the software library developed for the Elektor Sceptre ARM platform.
A Fast Charger
Here's how to turn a low-cost computer SMPS into a battery charger — and not just for the Elektor E-Wheelie.
Latest from the Elektor Lab
On guests in the lab and fighting corrosion with protective sprays.
The making of the dsPIC board
A look behind the scenes of project production in the Elektor lab.
CO2 meter under test
A road test of our CO2 meter. How does it perform in a car?
Small is Beautiful: Minimod18
Introducing the successor of the Elektor ATM18: pushbuttons, LCD, USB, I2C, ISP/SPI and an ATmega32, all on a compact board.
Bluetooth for OBD-2
This is what you need to extend your OBD-2 Analyser NC with wireless communication to a laptop, netbook or notebook PC.
Fun with Fireflies
Learn about the basics of robot swarms and artificial intelligence with these little creatures.
Burn or Turn?
Cot a dead hard disk lying around? Why not convert it to a motor and make it do something useful?
Beep, beep... Sesame
A keypad operated door lock with a musical talent.
5V Power Controller
Convert 'anything' between 2V and 8V into a stable and reliable 5V source for microcontroller projects.
Design Tips
A voltage booster for Arduino UV light box
Hexadoku
Our monthly puzzle with an electronics touch.
Retronics: G4WIM 24cm ATV Transmitter (1994)
Regular feature on electronics 'odd & ancient'.
Coming Attractions
Next month in Elektor magazine.
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