In the first part of this article, we described all of the circuit boards. Now it’s time to look at how they fit together. We first describe the mechanical construction, after which we turn our attention to wiring the entire assembly. We conclude with a brief look at the specifications and performance.An important factor with this type of equipment is the enclosure. For the prototype, we selected a standard model from the Conrad line. It consists of black top and bottom covers made from robust 1.5-mm sheet steel and two 1-mm aluminium face panels. The top and bottom covers have ventilation openings. The edges of the face panels are bent at right angles to form lips, to which the top and bottom covers are fastened using four self-tapping screws. The face panels have a brushed matte finish and protective cover foils. For the sake of simplicity, we call the face panel at the front the ‘front panel’ and the other face panel the ‘rear panel’.