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| The circuit described in this article is eminently suitable for those who appreciate comfort as well as sound quality. In the circuit...

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| When the loudspeaker of your audio installation crackles or your computer gives problems, the cause may lie in disturbances on the ma...

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| The AD8037 is a rather special opamp because its positive and negative inputs have internal clamps. The clamp at the negative input is e...

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| Nowadays, the design of many oscillators is based on a couple of logic gates and a crysial. Unfortunately, these oscillators are very no...

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| The peak-ro-peak noise of rnany voltage references is specified by the makers for a bandwidth of 0.1-10 Hz. However, when the reference...

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| Circuits for making audible sound effects stored in an rc are nothing special any more these days. A disadvantage of many of them is,...

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| Amateur television (ATV) is among the most popular, technically advanced and exciting sub-activities available to the licenced radio am...

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| Although the squelch (noise suppression) function on most narrow-FM transceivers (including CB rigs) will work fine without too much atten...

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| With the arrival of matched transistors in a single package it seems that the quest for the zero-noise microphone preamplifier has receive...

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| One way of desigining a low-noise amplifier is the shunting of several input stages. This reduces the overall noise, Un=U(i)n-1/2, where...