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Vol.6, No.11; November 1993
FEATURES
FEATURES
4 Electronic Engine Management, Pt.2 by Julian Edgar
Airflow measurement
THIS JUMBO CLOCK uses giantsized (70mm-high) LED displays
& has battery backup, AM/PM
indication & automatic display
dimming at night. Find out how
it works & how to build it by
turning to page 16.
8 Review: Tektronix TDS 544A Colour Oscilloscope by L. Simpson
Four channels & a sampling rate of 1 gigasample/sec
53 The World Solar Challenge by Brian Woodward
Technology & the latest solar-powered racers
72 Review: Epson’s Stylus 800 InkJet Printer by Darren Yates
Seven resident fonts plus 360dpi graphics capability
80 Review: The Autoplex Unimeter by Darren Yates
Multi-function instrument interfaces to a PC
PROJECTS
PROJECTS TO
TO BUILD
BUILD
BOASTING AN EFFICIENCY of
better than 80%, this inverter
circuit is designed to operate
either 18/20W or 36/40W
fluorescent tubes from a 12V
battery. Construction starts on
page 26.
16 Build A Jumbo Digital Clock by Darren Yates
New clock has giant-sized LED displays
26 High Efficiency Inverter For Fluorescent Tubes by John Clarke
Use it for camping, emergency lighting or in a solar installation
56 Stereo Preamplifier With Remote Control, Pt.3 by John Clarke
All the construction details
64 Build a Siren Sound Generator by Bernie Gilchrist
Simple circuit generates police, fire engine & ambulance sounds
SPECIAL
SPECIAL COLUMNS
COLUMNS
34 Serviceman’s Log by the TV Serviceman
Keeping within the customer’s budget
THIS SIMPLE PROJECT uses just
one IC & a couple of transistors
to generate three siren sounds:
police, fire engine & ambulance.
It is powered from a single
1.5V cell & is ideal for games &
models – see page 64.
42 Remote Control by Bob Young
Preventing damage to RC transmitters & receivers
70 Computer Bits by Darren Yates
More experiments for your games card
82 Vintage Radio by John Hill
The vexed question of originality
DEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENTS
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Circuit Notebook
Order Form
Product Showcase
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Back Issues
Ask Silicon Chip
Market Centre
Advertising Index
AIRFLOW MEASUREMENT is an
important function in electronic
engine measurement. In Pt.2 of
our series this month, we discuss
the various types of airflow
sensors – details page 4.
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