Elektor Team (9517)

| This circuit is designed to indicate· whether anyone has attempted to telephone the householder during his absence. If the te...

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| It is often necessary, particularly when experimenting with circuits, to make connection between the output of one circuit...

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| It is often necessary, particularly when experimenting with circuits, to make connection between the output of one circuit...

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| This simple ultrasonic (US) transmitter uses only one CMOS IC and a few discrete com- ponents, and will generate a short pul...

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| This simple ultrasonic (US) transmitter uses only one CMOS IC and a few discrete com- ponents, and will generate a short pul...

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| This `inaudible` car horn is intended for warning four-footed pedestrians of imminent danger, without needlessly scaring the (h...

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| James Neill announce the introduction of the `MICRO 2000` electronic digital micrometer, a new hand-held precision measuring instrument p...

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| Having discussed the basics of a synthesiser in last month`s introductory article, the second part of this series gets down to some of the...

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| This circuit is intended to improve the sound of the `Digibell`, which was published in Elektor No 14(June 1976). The tones...

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| The accuracy of a frequency counter is determined exclusively by the accuracy of the timebase being used. Thus if extremely precise measu...