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| It is sometimes necessary to make a telephone conversation audible to more than one person at either end or to make a tape recording of i...

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| In most telephone networks, a direct voltage of 48-60 V exists at terminals a and b. When the call signal comes in, a 50-60 V alternating...

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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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| This receiver is meant to complement the transmitter described in the previous article. It's design Is based onjust one FET.This has th...

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| The proposed transmitter provides an optical(infra-red). that is, wireless, connection to a head-phone. The receiver is described in the nex...

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| This article is one from our 90s collection, the articles are downloadable as a PDF for all our members. Although the information we have on...

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| Those of you who like the telephone bell louder may find 'this circuit of Interest: It uses the telephone bell signal to actuate an 08·-...

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| Cellular telephones, once the symbol of people who cannot be without a telephone, are now becoming commonplace useful tools. How does the...

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| Rectifying the buzzer signal on a telephone line results in a voltage that may be used to switch one or more loads, for instance, a light...

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| Telephones are now readily and cheaply available: two identical ones and a handful of components enable a simple house-telephone to be s...