Jan Buiting (492)

The NICAM system

1-05-1992 | Stereo TV sound has finally come of age with the progressive introduction over the past few years of a digital system calied NICAM. This a...

Digital Research DOS 5.0 brings back your memory

by Jan Buiting

1-04-1991 | Digital Research has recently introduced what can safety be called the most memory-efficient operating system for PCs. Apart from being a...

The multi-MAC concept

by Jan Buiting

1-05-1990 | In's Digit-2000 system has been designed to ensure ready integration of new TV and audio standards with existing hardware concepts. This m...

Introduction to duobinary encoding and decoding

by Jan Buiting

1-01-1990 | With a dozen or so MAC TV signals available from satellites such as TV-SAT2, TDF-1, Olympus, Astra and, shortly, BSB, it is surprising to...

Cover ElektorLabs Magazine 1901

by Jan Buiting

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Cover ElektorLabs 1907

by Jan Buiting

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Cover ElektorLabs 3/2019

by Jan Buiting

elektorlabs magazine 3/2019

Cover Elektor 1809 - NL TRANSLATION

by Jan Buiting

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About the author

Jan Buiting (1958) has been active in electronics and ways of expressing it since the age of 15. Attempts at educating Jan formally have so far yielded an F-class radio amateur license, an MA degree in English, a Tek Guru award, and various certificates in electronics. Jan joined Elektor Magazine’s English edition in 1985 and is the magazine’s longest standing editor at ease with creative writing as well as soldering. His enthusiasm is triggered not only by vintage electronics, weird components and measurement gear he writes about in Retronics, but also by anyone telling a lively story during his Elektor TV interviews. Jan likes to spend his spare time walking, reading, and restoring classic bikes, radios, and test gear. In his private electronics lab he enjoys working with tubes and dusty parts as much as with analogue electronics and a few microcontroller systems small and old enough to remain within his comprehension.