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| with just six transistors To the best of our knowlegde this is the simplest FM radio that can be made. Not only that but it also works quite...

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| morse and radio teletype (RTTY) elektor june 1983 This article gives a theoretical introduction to the RTTY decoder featured elsewhere in th...

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| 7-70 - elektor july/august 1982 RTTY stands for radio teletype, during which data is transferred in various codes, one of the most im- porta...

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| The design is based on the MW receiver circuit which was published in March 1981. This circuit lends itself very well to miniaturisation bec...

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| 7-06 — elektor july/august 1981 6 Watt 2 stereo amplifier for a car radio The TDA 2004 from SG fiery contains two bal- anced class B power...

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| The majority of FM receivers are pro-vided with some form of squelch circuit which suppresses the noise arising from mis-tuning. Such a cir...

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| This preamp is specifically intended for use with low impedance microphones; its advantages are high output level, large ban...

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| Wherever there is a mass market for a complex digital circuit, an LSI chip is sure to appear. It should not come as a...

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| This simple FM receiver is designed to pick up the local VHF radio stations and makes an ideal `second set` for use in the kitch...