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| This article describes a miniature medium-wave band receiver powered by a solar cell. The circuit is based on a single integrated circuit,...

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| Though a bitter disappointrnent, the failure of the quest was not yet an irreversible defeat. A remote chance lingered that the magie com...

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| Here is an all-purpose d.c. power supply tor symmetrical as well as asymmetrical use, and capable ot supplying high output currents and vo...

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| For the many readers who do not need hundreds of watts output from their audio hi-fi installation here is a modest 60-watt a.f. amplifier...

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| A conventional current gain tester is too unreliable for measuring and comparing the d.c. gain of power transistors because it fails to se...

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| It has been some time since we published a 200+ Watt power supply like the one described here. Capable of supplying up to 10 A (and more i...

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| Adequate decoupling of power rails of most circuits is a seriously underestimated necessity. Particularly in the design of printed-circui...

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| Silicon General's Type SGI548 is an integrated circuit capable of monitoring up to four positive DC supply voltages simultaneously for ov...

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| A standard voltage regulator Type 7805 is inexpensive and easily available, but its maximum current of 1 A can at times prove a handicap....

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| The LM3915 from National Semicanductor contains virtually everything for making a simple, yet reliable, audio power meter with a bar-type...