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| It happens from time to time that very large voltage spikes (lightning; switching of large loads) are superim- posed on the mains. Although...

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| EE JULY/AUGUST 1988 06 FROM ALTIMETER TO VARIOMETER The altimeter published some 18 months ago 0) can be adapted to func- tion as a variomet...

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| 06 BACKGROUND-NOISE SUPPRESSOR Hiss, crackling, and other discordant sounds are disconcerting and frequent sources of annoyance to most musi...

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| 0 The d.c. component of a signal can only be detected by separating it from the a.c. component. This is most con- veniently done by filterin...

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| EE JULY/AUGUST 1988 The circuit consists of three distinct sec- tions. The first consists of a straightfor- ward amplifier, ICI. and IClb. T...

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| As far as young engineers and techni- cians are concerned, a sine wave gener- ator is something you make from an XR2206. In the pre-IC era,...

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| The circuit described here enables a choice to be made from four different stereo channels with only one switch. Internal switching is effec...

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| 14 EE June 1988 PHILIPS SONY DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE As digital techniques find application in more and more branches of electronic engineer...

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| EE 19 June 1988 DIGITAL OPTICAL RECEIVER Last month"s design of a digital optical transmitter for compact disc players is completed with a r...

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