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Inside this month’s issue of Circuit Cellar magazine:
Issue #428
March 2026
Mesh Networks
4: Running Model Trains Without Human Input – A Raspberry Pi Pico Controls Two Trains, By Mike Christle
12: Analog Meets Digital – Part 4: Eliminating Mains Interference with an ADC, By Andrew Levido
22: Connector Requirements for High-Voltage – Healthcare Applications Simplifying Safety and Security, By Lou Copley
26: A System That Detects, Tracks, and Deters Deer – Using Computer Vision, an Arduino, and a Raspberry Pi 5, By Amaziah Kinavuidi and Mark Gladkevitch
34: TECHNOLOGY FEATURE: Mesh for Embedded Control – Mesh Networks Are Rewiring Embedded Systems, By Curtis Franklin
40: DATASHEET: Linux-Based SBCs – SBCs Running Linux Bring Enterprise Power to the Network’s Edge, By Curtis Franklin
44: PICKING UP MIXED SIGNALS: Another Matter-Enabled MCU: the ESP32-C6, By Brian Millier
54: EMBEDDED SYSTEM ESSENTIALS: From Buffer Overflows to Control Flow Attacks, By Colin O’Flynn
63: TECH THE FUTURE: The Future of Product Development Nature – Inside the Tech: E-Bikes Explained, By Wessel Snoey