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| This is an improved version of the slave mains on-off control published in the July 1990 issue of Elektor Electronics. The circuit has be...

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| This simple to build antenna booster offers a gain of some 20 dB over a frequency range that covers the VHF FM radio band and the whole of...

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| The power amplifier presented is a revamped version of the LFA-150 we published in late 1988. It provides rather less power than its popul...

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| When the control voltage at the Input of the circuit is varied from 0 V to +12 V, the LED will first light up green and then gradually, via...

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| The unit discussed here indicates, by means of achain of LEDs, in logarithmic ratios the strength of an electric field surrounding the un...

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| The basic function of a pick-up element is to translate the motion of the stylus into an electrical signal. The most popular cartridges in...

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| Although the analogue record player (as it is now olten called) was written off by many some years ago, well-known manufacturers like Thor...

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| The Type TEA5591A le from Philips contains virtually all the electronics for an AM/FM tuner: all that needs to be added are a few tuned ci...

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| Following the circuit description in our January 1991 issue, we will now focus our attention on the practical construction of the preampl...

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| It is often socially not acceptable to turn up the volume of your amplifier, receiver or television set. In such cases a pair of headphone...