| According to the 1960 manual, the 1650-A is a “self-contained impedance measuring system, which includes five bridges for the measurement of...
| According to the 1960 manual, the 1650-A is a “self-contained impedance measuring system, which includes five bridges for the measurement of...
| The transverter for the 70 cms band (430-440 MHz) published in two parts in Elektor June and October 1981, is a fine example of a publicatio...
| Here’s a playful yet educational application of a Freescale MC9S08 microcontroller. It continues from last month’s Attack of the SpYder arti...
| In this final part of the series we combine the information from instalments 2 and 3 to create a system which provides much larger memory ca...
| According to the manual, the Van der Heem type 8619 power supply can be used to supply a stabilised DC voltage of low source impedance, for...
| The instant success of this project from 1987 proved that there was lots of interest in programming a microcontroller in BASIC rather than a...
| We continue with a look at the hardware to go with this article series brought to you exclusively by Labcenter, Microchip UK and Elektor. So...
| According to manual, the SFM114/00 was designed by Philips Telecommunication to “adjust intermediate frequency amplifiers operating at 1.5 M...
| In this month’s LabTalk we show how half an hour of measuring, thinking aloud and tweaking one capacitor value was rewarded by a five-fold i...
| If ever there was a golden opportunity to move on to 16-bit microcomputing at a serious level, join Microchip, Labcenter and Elektor with th...