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The projects on this page are no longer actively developed because they are either finished or have reached a dead-end. Finished projects may still be updated on occasions when a bug is found, a component has turned obsolete or an improvement was added. Some of these projects have been published in Elektor Magazine, some have products for sale in the online Elektor Shop.

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Finished Projects

LPC800 Webinar 18/04/2013

Clemens Valens

This page is a support page for the Elektor webinar on the LPC800 ARM Cortex-M0+ based MCU family (LPC810, LPC811, LPC812) from NXP diffused on April 18, 2013. Here you can find the software, the...

FAT16/32 for XMega: Dead End

guenter

An SD-Cardreader with ATXMega16A4 who can read/write FAT16/32. The SPI works with 16MHZ. 1MB read in 4 Seconds and write in 19 Seconds with standard SD-Card. The FAT-Library from here: http://elm-...

Elektor.POST - No. 6 (An Arduino’d Radiation Meter)

JIMtonic

Please click on the links to download the articles from Elektor.MAGAZINE (log-in required):

DMX Frameworks: Dead End

guenter

An AVR-Framework for DMX Transmitter and Receiver. The Code is written in C on Atmel Studio 6.1 and in Basic on Bascom. The most codes uses interrupts for send and receive DMX. One Transmittercode...

a monitor for 433,92 MHz

Bert49

[This question has been answered, the solution can be found in the comments.]

Elektor.POST - No. 4 (AVR LED Clock)

JIMtonic

Please click on the links to download the articles from Elektor.MAGAZINE (log-in required):

Hyperactive LED Xmas Tree [120634]

Clemens Valens

With elaborate light show and daisy-chain capability

Elektor.POST - No. 2 (Universal Square Wave Generator)

JIMtonic

Project available in the following languages: English German / Deutsch Spanish / Español French / Français Dutch / Nederlands Please log-in to proceed with downloads below. ------

Elektor.POST - No. 1 (LED Earring)

P.J.

Project available in the following languages: English German / Deutsch Spanish / Español French / Français Dutch / Nederlands Please log-in to proceed with downloads below. ------

Dew Detector [120463]

Lucky

Simple but effective good-old-555 based circuit that detects condensation and drives a fan in a bathroom. The original design uses a capacitive voltage divider for the supply voltage of the control...

LED Driver [120526]

Ton Giesberts

Extracted from mail author: Bei der Schaltung handelt es sich um einen Step-down switching regulator zur Strom Regulierung.

Switched 7805 Replacement THT

P.J.

Hello, my Name is Philip and i am doing a internship at the laboratory of Elektor in Limbricht. When i saw Raymond's 7805 project i was excited about it. So i wanted to make it cheaper and...

USB Barostick (120481)

Lucky

Author's prototype is working, but his PCB was designed in Sprint Layout and he advises to make a new design because the PCB doesn't really fit into the USB-stick case. Started collecting...

Lost Model Alarm [120139]

Ton Giesberts

Mail from author 15-10-2011:

120296 USB I/O Cable

Ton Giesberts

Mail from author 5-3-2012

LED Toothbrush Timer [120368]

Raymond_Vermeulen

120368-I Status: Design and components were slightly altered due to distributor availibility. PCB design in progress. update: PCB ordered.

FPGA Developement Board [120099]

Raymond_Vermeulen

An FPGA developement board that doesn't need a a JTAG cable. 120099-I Status: v1.2 prototypes constructed.

Elektor Wifi RGB Ledstrip [120718]

Clemens Valens

Wouldn't it be nice, if you could put an RGB LED strip anywhere in your house? Of course, modules like that already exist, and they change colors automatically. Wouldn't it be nice if you...

ATX to bench top lab power supply adapter [120619-I]

jordanyte

This open-frame design can optionally be mounted in an enclosure of the user's choice. There are many "how-to"s out on the web encouraging people to hack open a surplus computer power...

Platino - Versatile Board for AVR Microcontrollers

Clemens Valens

Behind every great circuit there's a great PCB