Say goodbye to big heatsinks! This edition also provides exciting articles exploring AxiCat (a versatile USB development tool), BrainBox Arduino, as well a Super Simple Dice and a IoT Shield for Arduino, not forgetting part 4 of the Elektor SDR Reloaded series. This has the advantage that the amplifier can deliver a lot of output power (like 200 watts into 8 ohms) with very low heat dissipation. Canned software advantages and disadvantages. In this edition of Elektor Magazine we proudly present D-Watt, a new power amplifier aimed at all audio enthusiasts, built around a digital audio driver IC and operating in class-D. As you may know, Elektor has a long history and a good reputation with high-end yet DIY, audio projects.
Programming is possible in languages such as C and Python.Īs an application example we show how this board and a few LEGO parts can be used to build a ‘useless box’. This board combines the flexibility of LEGO with regards to mechanical construction and the flexibility of the Raspberry Pi with regards to software, Internet communications and a wide range of potential sensors. Another highlight is the LEGO Control Board for the Raspberry Pi.
After a configurable time interval the sand is smoothed out by a pair of vibration motors and the cycle starts over again.Īlong with the automatic time mode, the clock software has a command mode which allows you to control the pen using simple commands. A real eye-catcher! This nifty gadget built around an Arduino Uno uses some servos and a pantograph mechanism to write the time in a sand bed.
One of the highlights of this edition is definitely the Sand Clock.
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