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Modular Industrial Control Boards with DIY GUY Chris — EEI #66 https://t.co/1hDLe3GWnn

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STM32Cube Innovation: Technical Insights from STMicroelectronics https://t.co/Q9vcCbGzfl

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EMC and CE Compliance with Baltic Lab — EEI #65 https://t.co/li0ojRzbpO

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M5Stack StackChan Meets ESP32: Wireless Robot Control - Jim Solderitsch (Villanova University) explains how he adapted his existing ESP32 educational projects to work with the robot. https://t.co/ASbrLi9bbv

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Elektor at electronica 2026: Join us live (in person or va a livestream) today! We're Engineering Insights, Startups, and tech insights. Take a look at our agenda https://t.co/MFle8wVJ8l #electronica2026

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Tomorrow, we're going LIVE from electronica 2026 in Munich!

Join Brian Tristam Williams and DIY GUY Chris for Elektor Engineering Insights #66 and discover how modular electronics can simplify industrial control system design.

Chris will showcase his modular control system, featuring ATmega328 and RP2040 boards, industrial I/O expansion modules, and I²C communication.

📅 Tomorrow, November 11
⏰ 14:30 CET
📍 Live from the Elektor Fast Forward stage

🎁 Plus, a chance to win Dogan Ibrahim's e-book Controller Area Network Projects with ARM and Arduino!

Register for free and join us live:
https://t.co/hgT4KrYzmZ

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Elektor is 65! Since 1961, Elektor has inspired engineers, makers, and students with innovative electronics projects and practical knowledge. Explore iconic designs such as the Elektor Formant, the Junior Computer, and the TV Games Computer, along with famous magazine covers and the latest Elektor 65 news. https://t.co/Z0tjeVSD80

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Elektor at 65: In the May 1984 edition of Elektor, we covered: a switching power supply, a short-wave receiver, Mini Crescendo medium-power amp, a flopy disk drive tester, and much more! https://t.co/xRLPBOoIxM #elektor65

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Heading to #electronica2026 in Munich this week? If so, be sure to visit Elektor (Hall B4.251). Meet our engineers and editors. We'll be livestreaming some of our shows and recording interviews and demos to share with our global community.

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Elektor at 65: In the June 1977 edition, we covered: the Formant (The Elektor Music Synthesizer), the digibell envelope shaper, a precision timebase for frequency counter, a slotless model car track, active filters for the filler-driver principle, and more. https://t.co/LxLadd6LX8 #elektor65

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Over 140,000 pro engineers, technical students, and electronics enthusiasts are subscribed to Elektor's free newsletter. Sign up today. Don't miss any of the essential electronics projects or engineering tutorials: embedded, AI, IoT, wireless, analog, power electronics, and more. https://t.co/ShuLfaCqqJ

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A good PCB design is only the beginning.

Turning it into working hardware means making decisions about materials, manufacturing tolerances, assembly, and testing.

For our next Guest Editor edition, Elektor is teaming up with a company that helps engineers and makers bring their designs to life.

Need a few clues?

🔎 Their platform brings together PCB fabrication, assembly, and CNC machining, with PCB options ranging from HDI to metal-core boards.

🔎 Their instant online quoting system helps you quickly explore costs for your next project.

🔎 They’re active supporters of the open-source community, sponsoring projects and helping creators turn shared ideas into real hardware.

From a first prototype to a production run, there’s a good chance you’ve come across them.

Any guesses who our next Guest Editor might be?

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Heading to electronica 2026 in Munich? If so, be sure to visit Elektor (Hall B4.251). From November 10-13, we'll have a lot going on, including live interviews, engineering discussions, innovative startups, and a special celebration marking 65 years of Elektor. Can't attend in person? We'll also be livestreaming some of our shows and recording interviews and demos to share with our global community.

https://t.co/oeoEwQmc1c

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Elektor Lab Talk is going live from electronica 2026 in Munich!

Join us for episode #52 as we bring you closer to the action at one of the world's leading electronics trade fairs.

Discover what's happening at electronica, explore exciting technologies and innovations, and hear insights from the people shaping the electronics industry.

Whether you're attending in person or following from home, don't miss this special edition of Elektor Lab Talk!

📖 Read more on Elektor:
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🎥 Register now and join us live:
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Want to write for Elektor Mag and/or our website and get paid for your work? Looking to bring a product to the market and make money with your innovation? We want to hear from you! Elektor is currently seeking proposals and submissions for electronics-related articles, books, courses, products, projects, and videos. https://t.co/TFUQ20M8AZ

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Post your electronics projects on Elektor Labs, a free platform for engineers and electronics enthusiasts. Elektor’s in-house editors and engineers often scout projects here and might invite you to showcase your work in Elektor magazine. Get started: https://t.co/h8qrcsr8zz

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Elektor November/December 2026: Prototyping & Production - How do great electronics ideas become successful, production-ready products? It all starts with smart prototyping, careful design, the right tools, and proper techniques. In the Nov/Dec 2026 edition of Elektor, we explore technologies and practical approaches that help engineers turn concepts into working hardware. Take a closer look. https://t.co/TdW3DmuHVN

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How much AI can you fit into a microcontroller?

British startup DeepGate is working to make AI faster and more efficient on small embedded devices, without requiring more powerful hardware.

Its DeepGate Compiler optimizes AI models for specific microcontrollers, with the company reporting up to twice the speed and three times lower RAM usage compared with TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers.

From smart sensors to wearables and voice-controlled devices, this could open up new possibilities for embedded AI.

Meet DeepGate at electronica Fast Forward 2026, from November 10 to 13, in Hall B4, Stand B4.251/4!

Read more on Elektor Magazine:
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