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| The pecularity of this rev . counter is that it responds to differences in luminous intensity. Consequently, if this circuit is to be...

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| In the last issue of Elektor various sound effects which could be added to electronic digital clocks were described, including a `tick`, a...

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| Any horologist who keeps a digital clock in the same room as conven- tional clocks cannot but feel sad to see it sitting there, mute a...

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| Elektor has previously published designs for `one-chip` digital clocks, with both mains and crystal reference frequencies. Whilst ICs such a...

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| The E1109 COSMOS IC contains all the functions necessary for a 12 or 24 hour clock. It incorporates an oscillator circuit requiring only an...

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| Digital clocks in which the timing pulses are derived from the 50 Hz mains fre- quency are very sensitive to mains inter- ference. An exc...

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| Programmable frequency dividers are particularly useful for producing a large number of frequencies from one reference frequency. An exa...

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| The mos-clock described in Elektor 1 has been extended with a crystal time base and an emergency supply. These extensions do make the clo...

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| The `brain` in the digital clock described in this article is the clock-IC MM5314, which needs only a few external components. The time of d...