Elecrow Blogs

Under the October twilight, we’re excited to announce that Elecrow will be exhibiting at Maker Faire Shenzhen 2024! Last year, we showcased innovative projects and connected with creators from around the globe. This year, from Nov. 16-17 at Booth No. 18, located in Vanke Cloud City Design Commune, Nanshan, we’ll feature our latest products, popular series, and exclusive souvenirs. Let’s take a closer look at these latest products before you try them in person!

Elecrow personnel will be on holiday on October 1st (GMT+8). Orders can still be placed as usual, but delivery will be postponed accordingly. For more details, check the full holiday schedule on our blog.

Explore innovative PCB projects on Elecrow's Project Community, featuring the PAA3905 Breakout Board for precise navigation in low light, the ultra-efficient Ladybug STM32L432 Development Board for wearables, and a budget-friendly walkie-talkie for reliable communication. Discover how these projects solve real-world challenges with creative ideas and innovative technology.

Hello, Makers! With the back-to-school season kicking in, it's the perfect time to dive into the exciting world of electronics. If you're passionate about programming and hardware, the CrowPi Series is a must-see. Sold over 60,000 kits and more than 100 million RMB in revenue, the CrowPi Series is loved by tech enthusiasts around the globe. Interested to know more? Read on to discover the differences between CrowPi and CrowPi 2, and find out how you can get the best deals - even for free!

We are ecstatic to announce that CrowView Note has reached an incredible 1000% of its funding goal on Kickstarter! This achievement is a meaningful reminder of what we can accomplish when we come together, fueled by a shared vision.

But what exactly is CrowView Note? Why has it captured the attention of so many? Let's take a closer

Implementing a design for test (DFT) in PCB (printed circuit board) design is crucial in ensuring that the board can be tested effectively and efficiently. Testing (DFT) is an integral step in the PCB design process with the rise of thinner boards, more powerful components, and denser layouts. Today's manufactured PCBs are becoming more complex, requiring intense and precise testing to guarantee they work as intended.

Do you have a billion-dollar product or idea sitting on a shelf somewhere? Come and join Elecrow 1st Electronics Design Contest! We are launching this Contest to inspire and celebrate the best in electronics design.

To participate, simply upload your project to the Elecrow Project Community before October 31st. By sharing your projects, you stand a chance to win a substantial $4,000 cash prize pool. Additionally, you can earn extra commissions from your projects. If you're interested, keep reading to learn more.

Testing is one of the most crucial steps in making PCBA boards. It helps to ensure proper functioning, reliability, and long service life of electronic devices. These testing techniques result in electronic devices meeting or exceeding performance and safety expectations and reducing expensive recalls and repairs. In the application domains of electronic design, production process, and quality, understanding the various testing methods for PCB assembly and their role is therefore important. Thus, this article will discuss some of the PCB assembly testing methods and their importance. 

Hi, friends! If you have read our previous blog introducing Elecrow Project Community, you’ll know why it is a platform where you can learn expertise, share projects, access reviews, draw inspiration, and earn rewards. Today, we are unveiling every detail of the rewards you’ll get at Elecrow. Keep reading and don’t miss out!

What shall I compare to a summer’s day? It is the Elecrow Project Community. The Community is designed to bring together open-source project enthusiasts from around the world. With over 60,000 members here, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this community offers a unique space to connect, share knowledge, advance your technical skills, and more importantly - monetize your project.