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Vol.7, No.4; April 1994
FEATURES
4 Electronic Engine Management, Pt.7 by Julian Edgar
Other input sensors
THE THROTTLE position sensor
plays an important role in your
car’s engine management system.
Find out how this & other sensors
work by turning to page 4.
36 Microcontrollers With Speed by Darren Yates
The new PIC series from Microchip
56 PC Product Review: The Video Blaster by Darren Yates
Imports PAL or NTSC video signals into your PC
70 Spectrum Analysis With The Icom R7000 by J. Lloyd & J. Storey
It operates under computer control
80 G-Code: The Easy Way To Program Your VCR by Leo Simpson
Just enter the numbers in your TV guide & that’s it!
PROJECTS TO BUILD
16 Remote Control Extender For VCRs by John Clarke
EVER WANTED to operate
your VCR from another room
while watching the picture on a
second set? This Remote Control
Extender relays signals from the
handpiece to an IR LED located
near the VCR – see page 16.
Lets you operate your VCR from any room in the house
22 Sound & Lights For Level Crossings by John Clarke
Companion unit to the Level Crossing Detector
29 Discrete Dual Supply Voltage Regulator by Darren Yates
Provides regulated supply rails from ±5V to ±12V
32 Low-Noise Universal Stereo Preamplifier by Darren Yates
Use it with a magnetic cartridge, cassette deck or microphone
60 Build A Digital Water Tank Gauge by Jeff Monegal
Displays water level & can automatically activate a pump
SPECIAL COLUMNS
40 Serviceman’s Log by the TV Serviceman
ADD REALISM TO your model
railroad layout with this Sound &
Lights module. It mates with the
Level Crossing Detector & flashes
lights & produces a realistic bell
sound when a train approaches.
Construction starts on page 22.
A couple or real stinkers
54 Computer Bits by Darren Yates
Experiments with your games card, Pt.5
86 Vintage Radio by John Hill
Bandspread tune-up for an Astor multi-band receiver
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Circuit Notebook
Order Form
Back Issues
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Product Showcase
Ask Silicon Chip
Notes & Errata
Market Centre
Advertising Index
THIS DIGITAL GAUGE will keep
tabs on the water level inside a
tank & can turn on a pump when
the water falls below a preset
level – turn to page 60.
Cover design: Marque Crozman
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