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| solid-state dark room lighting elektor october 1983 LEDs are normally only used in those applications for which they were designed: as indic...

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| 17 LED current source If an LED is used in a circuit, the current for that LED is normally set with a limiting resistor. The LED can then be...

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| LED "amplifier" The light emission of an LED is normally pretty low. If more brightness is required, the following circuit will help. The LE...

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| 29 economic LED The usual method of operating an LED from a voltage which is higher than its forward voltage is well known. A limiting resis...

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| switching channel for radio control elektor june 1983 switching channel for radio control The proportional radio control systems which are a...

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| 7-day timer/controller Elektor April 1983 The last time we published a single-chip programmable timer was way back in May 1979 and the circu...

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| Ordinary LEDs have a rather monot- onous diet: they will only "swallow" DC current with the right polarity, in which case a series resistor...

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| The novel use of components in this electronic temperature indicator make it very simple and economical to build. It uses only three ICs, an...

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| The IC used in this circuit is well known to readers of Elektor. The circuit itself would have been familiar if it had not been for the cont...

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| The term voltage controlled filter (VCF) frequently crops up in connection with synthesisers. As its name suggests, a VCF is a filter that i...