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| Here are two circuits that make it possible to add up to eight detectors to an existing alarm system without running a single cable. Each tr...

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| In the early 1990s, activity in the 23 cm amateur radio band (1250-1300 MHz) soared due to the arrival on the market of wideband RF power am...

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| Model aircraft sometimes have the unpleasant property of choosing their own landing field, and doing so in terrain where they are hard to se...

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| IR (infra-red) transmitters containing the encoder-IC HT12E from Holtek have been published in Elektor Electronics on previous occasions. Th...

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| The circuit of the IR transceiver was introduced in the previous issue, along with sample applications for use as an RC5 receiver for the PC...

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| This circuit restores the original modulation of the signal received from the remote-control unit, which was demodulated by the receiver uni...

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| The familiar Type 555 can be used to switch currents up to 200 mA. Less well-known is its use as a latch with control input. When the in...

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| This little circuit will be valued highly whenever a signal is required for the testing of infrared receivers. In most cases, such a tes...

| Visitors to Germany may have seen the world’s largest digital clock which is housed in a 234 metres high transmitter tower on the banks...

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| The joy of every QRP enthusiast is to be able to cover very long distances 'on a shoestring', that is, with a low power < 10 W) transmit...