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| A reliable, sturdy switch-mode power supply is not the easiest of electronic circuits to design, as many of you may have found out the...

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| In most personal computers, the power supply provides +5 V and ±12 V lines. The positive 12 V line is needed for the disk drives, and the...

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| The power supply for this analogue circuit that affords delays of 330 seconds is taken directly from the mains. The direct voltage at the...

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| Output Q1 of this delay circuit becomes active after the switch-on period has elapsed and remains so until the next cycle is begun. Outp...

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| The emulator enables a Type 2764 EPROM in an existing circuit to be replaced by a static RAM. It is a very compact circuit: together with...

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| The voltage amplifier and current amplifier are housed on separate printed-circuit boards. The current-amplifier board is fitted just abo...

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| When a bicycle speedometer must be rugged, accurate and, above alt novel and a Iittle unusual, the 'high-rech' computerized LeD units fou...

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| The regulated power supply and four identical current sources shown in the diagram enable the simultaneous charging of four 9-volt NiCd b...

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| One instrument no electronics hobbyist can do without is a regulated power supply. This month we present a no-frills design that should...

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| The tester, which is very useful for testing parts of electronic circuits consists of an oscillator that generates a 1 kHz test signal an...