All items tagged with alarm and car (19)

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| EE 84 July/August 1986 61car radio alarm 1 +12V +12V(DI • OV OV0 4,C(• It is an unfortunate as well as a gener- ally acknowledged fact t...

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| The purpose of this one-chip circuit is to give an audible alarm in case a thief attempts to steal the car radio, which is generally conside...

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| EE 62 February 1986 CAR BURGLAR ALARM Although no alarm offers complete protection against theft, it will, none the less, deter most thieves...

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| elektor july/august 1985 Even the best car alarm is useless if you forget to set it upon leaving your car, whence this circuit. The relay ha...

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| . for sleepy drivers radio can be switched on and off via a relay contact. Switch on the supply; the display should then flash. Setting the...

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| r alarm elektor June 1982 — 6-47 Electronics are finding their way into the car more and more these days. This is not confined to the up-m...

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| With the overcrowding that is a common feature of most car parks nowadays, the chances of coming back to one` s car and finding a dent in t...

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| Depending on type and the current flowing, • the forward voltage drop of an LED may lie between 1.4 and 2 volts. The temperatur...

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| This circuit is designed to give an audible and visible warning to the absent-minded motorist who forgets to switch off...