Ludwig Libertin (20)

| Many projects that flash, beep, move or do weird things have become Elektor classics and were published mainly in the Summer Circuits editio...

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| With the help of just a handful of components you can create a blue flashing light for use in model ambulances or police cars. Two blue LEDs...

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| This is a design for a rear bicycle light that automatically switches on and off according to ambient lighting conditions. The red LEDs flas...

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| The key advantage of this project is that the TUT (transistor under test) is pressed hard onto three PCB tracks that lead directly to socket...

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| The circuit takes the ambient light level into account and only turns on the light when it becomes dark. The light is turned off when no cyc...

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| We described the £10 ‘Tom Thumb’ R8C microcontroller starter kit in the February 2006 issue of Elektor Electronics. A disadvantage of this m...

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| The technical demands on microphones used with radio equipment are not stringent in terms of sound quality: a frequency response from around...

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| Some circuits need a negative supply voltage that only has to supply a small current. Providing a separate transformer winding for this (pos...

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| This circuit represents a somewhat unusual blinker indicator for use in a car or model. The running-light display progresses toward the left...

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| Two multivibrators with different frequencies can be built using the NAND gates of a 4011 IC. If the output of IC1.B is positive with respec...