Elektor Team (9519)

1-03-1976 | This unit is intended for use in conjunction with the TV Sound Unit described in Elektor No_ 2 (February 1975), to convert it into a...

1-03-1976 | Most tuners with varicap front-ends require two supply voltages. One for the front-end and i.f. amplifier {usually about +12 V) and a t...

1-03-1976 | One of the major problems with tape recorders in general, and cassette recorders in particular, is tape noise. For this reason, noise...

1-03-1976 | Wherever possible in Elektor circuits, transis- tors and diodes are simply marked `TUP` (Transistor, Universal PNP), `TUN` (Tran...

1-03-1976 | Variations in power supply voltage can have a detrimental effect on the functioning of many electronic circuits. In such cases provis...

1-03-1976 | Datasheets

1-03-1976 | Roxburgh Electronics Ltd., have introduced six new ranges of red, green, yellow and amber LED indicator lamps. Designed for a variety of...

1-02-1976 | A monolithic temperature-stabilized voltage-reference IC, which out-performs standard zener diodes by a factor of The ultimate goal of the r...

1-02-1976 | Every radio amateur knows that his (or her) call sign must be transmitted at least once per ten minutes during a OSO. This requirement ca...

1-02-1976 | The equipment described in this article converts morse coded infor-mation into normal alphanumeric characters (letters and numerals), thus c...