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lektor
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magazine
Q
(almost)
everything
you wanted to
know about
Soldering
Experimental
Doppler Radar
Nixie
Bargraph
Thermometer
High-tech look with a
vintage Nixie tube
or how to build your own speed trap
POV Fidget
Spinner
User-programmed
illuminated text strings and animations
IoT Security Suite
Making the Complex Simple
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device manufacturers in a single, easy-to-use package. It supports storing, encrypting,
decrypting and exchanging keys between devices and applications, and its easy-to-use
APIs save you time.
Features
Trusted Boot
– Root of Trust (RoT) verified startup
Firmware Protection
– Encryption and execution of authenticated firmware
Trusted Device ID
– Unique device certificate tied to the RoT
Secure Storage
– Secure storage of keys, certificates and data
Secure Communications
– Authenticated device pairing and IoT cloud communications
Secure Firmware Update
– Securely upgrade firmware remotely
Download the IoT Security Suite Evaluation Kit (free) to get started.
SAMA5D2 Xplained Ultra
Evaluation Board
(ATSAMA5D2-XULT)
www.microchip.com/SAMA5D2
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Edition 4/2018
Volume 44, No. 490
July & August 2018
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This Edition
Volume 44 – Edition 4/2018
No. 490
July & August 2018
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Regulars
11 Elektor Connexions
12 Questions and Answers
(almost) everything you need to know
about… Soldering.
26 Err-lectronics
Corrections, Feedback and Updates on
projects published.
43 Peculiar Parts, the series
GI AY-3-8500 Video Game IC.
58 Homelab Helicopter
Remarkable items spotted for the home
electronics enthusiast.
72 Tips & Tricks
Door alarm mod detects water.
84 Elektor Store Highlights
Two ‘Scopes and the IoT.
Nixie Bargraph
Thermometer
High-tech look
with a vintage Nixie tube
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98 Elektor Labs Pipeline
106 Retronics: Introduction to
Microprocessor Technology
with the Kosmos CP1 (1983)
Every journey begins with a single step.
110 Elektor Ethics:
A Zettabyte for Total Control
and keeping everyone in the dark.
112 Elektor Store
114 Hexadoku
The original Elektorized Sudoku.
Nixie tubes are always fascinating. Nowadays they are
mostly used for clock displays, such as the project in
the May/June 2016 issue of Elektor [1]. The ‘Nixie’
bargraph tubes for analogue readout in the form of a
column of light are less well known. Strictly speaking,
they are not Nixie tubes because they do not display
numerals, but they have the same warm retro allure
because they are also filled with neon gas. The
thermometer described here uses a Russian IN-9
tube and is a nice alternative to the usual
clock projects.
Features
10 Repair to Wi-Fi Card
with MHF4 SMD Connector
On installing a more capable Wi-Fi module
than the module fitted to the machine as
standard.
Projects
6 Simple Pitch Follower
Music made easy.
(almost) everything
you wanted to know
about...
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electronica
Fast Forward 2018
The winning start-up, two years on.
Soldering
82 ESP32 Design Contest 2018
The Winners
A big Thank You! to all of you who accepted
this challenge and made this contest a
success.
15 Digital Calliper Readout with Platino
Upgrade your lathe.
22 DAB on a Dongle Stick
Free software turns cheap DVB-T USB sticks
into DAB radios.
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62 Elektor SDR Shield 2.0 (1)
Experimental
Doppler Radar
POV Fidget Spinner
Rotating Animations
Reception and tuning
with this versatile new device.
69 Stencil Frame for Reflow Soldering
Save money the DIY way.
74 POV Fidget Spinner
Rotating animations.
86 Heating Monitor using ESP8266
Keep tabs on your energy usage.
or how to build your own speed trap
92 Chirpie Chirpie… Cheepit
Microcontroller programming
with audio files.
100 Laser Time Writer
Sand Clock modified into LTW.
Actually fidget spinners are totally out, but the one described here is DIY
and it and can display user-programmed illuminated text
strings and animations. That might be enough to get
a bit of attention this summer.
Next Editions
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30 Nixie Bargraph Thermometer
High-tech look with a vintage Nixie tube.
Elektorlabs Magazine 5/2018
VHDL Course • Analogue Alternating Linear LED Fader
• Function Generator • GPS-based 10-MHz Reference •
VFD Clock •Short-Seeker •74xx TTL LED Clock • Remem-
bering the SN76477 • Cute temperature controller • DIY
solder station • and more.
ElektorLabs Magazine edition 5 / 2018 covering September &
October is published around 23 August 2018. Delivery of printed
copies to Elektor Gold Members is subject to transport.
Contents and article titles subject to change.
Elektor Business Edition 4/2018
Elektor Business Edition issue 4 / 2018 has a focus on
Automotive.
Contributions come from companies, re-
search institutions as well as private authors, covering
professional approaches to analogue and digital auto-
motive electronics and technologies. Plus you’ll find fresh
instalments of all the EBE regulars like Infographics,
Operation Marketing, Our Business, and Business Store.
Elektor Business Edition issue 4 / 2018 is published in print on 12
June 2018 to Elektor Gold members, and Elektor Green members
as a pdf download. The edition is also available for purchase at
www.elektormagazine.com.
38 CAN Bus Debugging Tool
CAN 2GO: easy to use and low-cost.
44 Elektor RPi Audio DAC and Volume
Control Tweaks & Updates
Thanks all for asking and contributing.
48 Experimental Doppler Radar
or how to build your own speed trap.
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