| Blending in beautifully with this month’s focus on all things Audio I’d like to take you back to September 1975 when Elektor magazine publis...
| Blending in beautifully with this month’s focus on all things Audio I’d like to take you back to September 1975 when Elektor magazine publis...
| When the ISM frequency band was made available in Europe for audio applications, Circuit Design, a manufacturer of professional RF modules,...
| Mains (or ‘power-line’) signalling has matured from the early stages of the single 130-kHz carrier with simple modulation for a primitive 1-...
| This audio peak detector allows a pair of stereo channels to be monitored on a single LED.Identical circuitry is used in the left and right...
| The well-known LM386 is an excellent choice for many designs requiring a small audio power amplifier (1-watt) in a single chip. However, the...
| It’s safe to say that every modern PC for home or office use has an internal soundcard. In general, the quality of the PC’s sound subsystem...
| The final amplifier is the power source of every audio installation. Its job is to convert a small alternating voltage into a powerful signa...
| Audio lovers will no doubt drool over the new Elektor preamp with digital control published in this issue. This, of course, calls for a matc...
| Wouldn’t it be nice to have an oscilloscope, spectrum analyser and function generator in one instrument without doing enormous damage to you...
| Many motherboards these days only offer limited space for expansion cards, and integrated sound chips are generally not so well suited to hi...