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| Electronics hobbyists often wish to copy a circuit for which suitable coils or fixed inductors are not readily available. However, you can w...

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| The wide availability of low-cost switched mains sockets with radio remote control provides a simple way to control electrical equipment, li...

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| Wireless communication using infrared light has many advantages over the traditional mess of cables. This goes not only for PCs and laptops,...

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| By using a simple visual indicating system, this small transistor tester allows you to run a quick ‘go/non-go’ check on NPN as well as PNP t...

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| Many modern motherboards are equipped with an infrared data interface compliant with the IrDA standard, but this interface not very often us...

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| The DDS RF Signal generator described in the October 2003 issue of Elektor Electronics has an internal 10 MHz quartz crystal oscillator for...

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| Radio amateurs and RF engineers in general will welcome this design. This contemporary RF signal generator has many bells and whistles and i...

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| It is sometimes necessary to install microcontrollers quite far away from data processing systems, such as in temperature measurement system...

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| It’s not essential to use a printed circuit board when building RF circuitry. There is an alternative method, in which a piece of unetched c...

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| The I2C interface has become a popular way to hook up external devices to microprocessors. However popular the I2C bus may be, there are sti...