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| The circuit shows one way of obtaining a voltage of 90 V from a 1.5 V battery supply. The LT1073 switching regulator from Linear Technology...

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| Nowadays, there is a whole series of switching regulator ICs that work according to the step-up principle and thus convert the input voltage...

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| This secret lock, unlike a conventional code lock, gives away no hints to the unwanted visitor as to its existence: there are no buttons, sw...

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| There are various types of remote-control extenders. Many of them use an electrical or electromagnetic link to carry the signal from one roo...

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| The battery discharger published in the June 1998 issue of this magazine may be improved by adding a Schottky diode (D3). This ensures that...

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| Credit cards, Eurocheque cards, other types of bank cards and car park tickets: even if many of these cards contain chips, they all have mag...

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| In 1888, the American researcher Oberlin Smith (1859–1934) published his thoughts on magnetic recording, which in 1898 led Valdemar Poulse...

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| Towards the end of the 19th century several researchers were developing ways and means of converting sound into electrical signals. The fi...

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| One of the problems that designers of portable equipment face is generating a regulated voltage whose level lies between those of a fully...

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| It took the genius of Gauss, probably the greatest mathematician who ever lived, to see the proper importance of the discoveries of Oersted...