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| by R Shankar Switching audio signals digi- tally could be done with the aid of CMOS analogue switches or multiplexers. Simple as this may se...

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| C G Mangold 89 audio-controlled mains switch EE 110 July/August 1986 It is often useful for audio or video equipment to be switched off auto...

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| EE 38 January 1986 Its modest dimensions and battery operation make this amplifier eminently suitable for use out of doors: at garden partie...

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| audio-controlled loudspeaker monitor What started out simply as a universal audio-controlled switch for an active loudspeaker has grown into...

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| elektor electronics november 1985 by P Theunissen This sweep generator is intended primarily for use with the Function Generator described i...

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| Limiting the bandwidth of an audio system to 20 kHz affects the behaviour of the system in the pass band. The steeper the filter characteris...

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| 1 854231 max. 50 mV A simple millivoltmeter and an equally simple sine wave generator are ideal instruments for checking and testing audio e...

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| SCART adapter elektor september 1984 SCART is the name given to the new plug-and-socket connection between a television receiver and associa...

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| switches sounds electronically In a few situations it is desirable to be able to switch audio signals elec- tronically. One such situation i...

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| audio interrupter The stereo is on, playing loud enough to do justice to your favourite rock record. The doorbell rings but in your ecstacy...