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| Most of us are familiar with the teletext services offered by the BBC and the IBA in the UK and television stations in most other countri...

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| Since our first publication on RDS almost two years ago, the system has met with rapid acceptance by European radio broadcasters. At the t...

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| Waste not, want not! Radio amateurs are a breed of electronics enthusiasts who like to see every milliwatt of their precious RF power arri...

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| Most small portable radios require a 3 V supply normally provided by two size AA or AAA batteries. Since rechargeable batteries are an op...

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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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| The authors, two dyed-in-the-wool radio amateurs, describe how the facsimile decoder we published early last year for Atari and Archimedes...

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| This FM radio, designed by ElV GmbH, consists of an insertion card for IBM PC-XTs, ATs and compatibles and is available as a kit or a read...

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| The radio beacon band extends from 280 kHz to 516 kHz. Each beacon has its own characteristic AM modulated morse-coded call sign that is tra...

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| RADIO DATA SYSTEM (RDS) DEMODULATOR sources: European Broadcasting Union; Philips Components design: J. Bareford After several years of stud...

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| 48 EE:rnt1= MICROPROCESSOR-CONTROLLED RADIO SYNTHESIZER 2 by Peter Topping This final instalment of the article deals with the construction...