Elektor Team (9512)

1-06-1978 | Despite being relatively inexpen-sive and simple to build, the performance of the frequency meter described in this article puts it safely...

1-06-1978 | Most electronic organs use squarewaves as the basic signal from which all the organ voices are obtained by filtering, simply because squarew...

1-06-1978 | Many model enthusiasts will be familiar with situations in which they discovered that moving a servo control in one direction prompted the m...

1-06-1978 | Many circuits for electronic dice have previously been published, and it might be thought that the possibilities of the subject have been...

1-06-1978 | The ready-made printed circuit boards available from the Elektor p.c.b. service (EPS), which greatly simplify the con-struction...

1-06-1978 | Elsewhere in this issue a highly sophisticated 250 MHz counter is described. The heart of that instrument is an LSI counter IC from Mostek...

1-06-1978 | One of a number of programmes which will shortly appear on disc, under the ESS label (see elsewhere in this issue), is the following cloc...

1-06-1978 | The automatic call-sign generator, which was published in Elektor 10, February 1976, relieved radio amateurs of the chore of having to pe...

1-06-1978 | When used in conjunction with the UHF modulator described in the December 1977 issue of Elektor, or other UHF modulators, this sound modulat...

1-06-1978 | Another programme which will shortly be made available on the same disc as the clock programme is for a reaction timer. With the aid of t...