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October 6, 2023 | #559   

ChatMagLev: Levitating the AI Way


ChatMagLev: Levitating the AI Way
ChatGPT is a helpful tool for software developers. It can not only write entirely new code, but it can also extend and enhance handwritten software. In this article, Peter Neufeld implements AI and comes up with several improvements to his popular Magnetic Levitation Project.

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The RC-RICK-868-EV Wireless Modem: A Compelling Addition to Your Workbench


The RC-RICK-868-EV Wireless Modem: A Compelling Addition to Your Workbench
The RC-RICK-868 is a radio modem with a UART interface using LoRa modulation, designed for easy point-to-point communication. Let's take a look.

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Raspberry Pi  

Raspberry Pi 5 Q&A: Insights from Elektor


Raspberry Pi 5 Q&A: Insights from Elektor
Do you have questions about the Raspberry Pi 5? Elektor engineers have compiled a Raspberry Pi 5 Q&A to help you out. We welcome your input.

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Whitepaper: Embedded Best Practices


Whitepaper: Embedded Best Practices
[Partner Content] Learn how to embed a high-quality communication interface into your applications – no matter what type of device you are designing, no matter which real-time protocols you want to implement. Download the free whitepaper today!

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ATtiny Soil Sensor : A Partnership for Happy Plants and holidays


ATtiny Soil Sensor : A Partnership for Happy Plants and holidays
Have you ever worried about your balcony plants when you're away? This project was born out of the need for a reliable solution to keep your plants hydrated, even when you're on vacation. We scoured the internet for options but found that our deep pots required a different approach.

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NXP's S32G3 series: An Insightful Dialog


NXP's S32G3 series: An Insightful Dialog
Join Stuart Cording from Elektor as he interviews Brian Carlson of NXP Semiconductor about the new S32G3 series during Embedded World 2023.

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Introducing the Arduino UNO R4 Minima & WiFi


Introducing the Arduino UNO R4 Minima & WiFi
The powerful Arduino UNO R4 is the latest addition to the iconic Arduino UNO family. The new sibling even comes in two versions: the Minima and the WiFi. In this video, we take a close look at the new boards. What is new, and how are they different from the UNO R3?

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Unlocking the Secrets of the eSIM and Cellular IoT (Elektor Engineering Insights)


Unlocking the Secrets of the eSIM and Cellular IoT (Elektor Engineering Insights)
If you're new to cellular IoT, where do you start? The traditional SIM card is being replaced by an electronic alternative, the eSIM, and even being integrated into silicon as the iSIM. But that's only part of the challenge. Security requirements and GDPR mean that security must be tackled as the architecture of your design is tackled.

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