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1-12-2006 | As a special treat for all radio amateurs we present a general-coverage AM/FM/SSB receiver with a wide range of features, which uses a DDS c...

1-12-2006 | This December 2006 issue of Elektor Electronics comes with a free collection of simple yet useful and sometimes playful circuits for home co...

1-12-2006 | The situation is a familiar one: in a quiz, whoever presses (or, in practice, thumps) their button first lights their lamp and is given the...

1-12-2006 | Since its introduction ten months ago our Hexadoku puzzle has become famous and not just among electronics enthusiasts. Not surprising we’d...

1-12-2006 | In the January 2007 issue, Elektor — in cooperation with a renowned manufacturer — presents an extraordinary project many readers have eager...

1-11-2006 | Cool, that CDP1802Hybrid headphone ampOld PCB numbers (2)Fiendish AlphadokuElektorscope

1-11-2006 | Any application for Smartcard requires what’s commonly referred to as a ‘card reader’. If you’ve read the article on the various types of Sm...

1-11-2006 | This neat stand-alone memory stick can store or transfer data from a microcontroller system in the field to a PC using its built-in USB and...

1-11-2006 | E-blocks are like Lego bricks — you can piece them together to make all different kinds of shapes and structures. The modules are perfect fo...

1-11-2006 | White LEDs have a forward voltage drop of around 3.6 V. If we wish to operate a white LED from a single 1.5 V dry cell or 1.2 V rechargeable...