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Teach-In 2006 is out now! EPE is famous for its educational electronics series, and Teach-In 2006 starting in the November 2005 issue is a great new 10-part tutorial written specially for beginners in electronics. No prior knowledge is assumed. Special online test available – and the chance to win a valuable prize. Sponsored by Rapid Electronics. December 2005 Part Two: Circuit diagrams, series and parallel circuits, basic measurements, Kirchhoff's Laws, power and energy, circuit construction techniques. |
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Propeller Monitor - checks the power delivery and revs of a propeller, useful for model R/C aircraft or boat enthusiasts. This PIC based project includes an LCD display and has a unique electromagnetic system for meauring the force delivered by the unit under test. An essential accessory for radio control enthusiasts. Free source code available from our Downloads area. |
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Vehicle Frost Box Mk 2 - for winter driving conditions, this PIC based device warns motorists of possibly icy road conditions. Uses a silicon diode as a temperature sensor. Bicolour LED output flashes when dangerous conditions have been detected. Free source code available from our Downloads area. |
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Solid-State Valve PSU - a low voltage converter to supply valve (vacuum tube) equipment. Can supply up to 200V at 100mA plus 6V @ 1A from a low voltage DC source such as a lead acid battery. |
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Solid State Hammond - add moving spatial ambience to your stereo with this solid state audio effects unit. Our full constructional project appears to shift sounds and tones around a room, and therefore to a limited extent imitates the famous Hammond organ effect. Built-in audio mono amplifier. Highly adaptable design. ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: Ingenuity Unlimited, readers' own circuits. Techno Talk on trends in IPTV. Circuit Surgery on transistor amplifier gain and impedance calculations. Net Work - the Internet column recommends a free virus check for your PC. Interface for PC users, adding more inputs to an A/D converter. |
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