| Transmission up to 1 GHz over a breadboard allows testing without soldering. An example measuring selfresonance of capacitors is shown. This...
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| Produces a true random signal using a thermal noise source: a resistor. The output has a predictable noise density, determined by a physics...
| Are you into karaoke? Then this little circuit may be for you. It removes most of the lead vocal from a song without using active components...
| A tiny circuit that removes most of the lead vocal from a popsong (instant karaoke?). Audio examples demonstrate the working of the circuit....
| This device uses changes in temperature to detect airflow but without needing a special sensor. Instead, it uses the temperature sensor buil...
| This circuit detects if the temperature of an object became too high. The thyristor is mounted on the object that has to be temperature moni...
| This simple oscillator uses only four passive components to make a LED blink in the dark. The circuit runs for about two years on two AA bat...
| This detector circuit uses just the Arduino Nano itself, no added sensor. Blowing some air from 30cm distance can be detected. It detects v...
| This fourth-order, voltage-controlled audio filter uses four LDRs and a single LED to adjust the cut-off frequency from approximately 20 Hz...
| Oscillator circuit using only 4 passive components to make a LED blink when it is in the dark. Note: this is a normal LED, not a blink-chip...