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Contents
Vol.22, No.9; September 2009
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Features
35 Introducing OLED Displays
Organic LED technology is now affordable for the hobbyist. Here’s
a look at some available OLED screens and modules plus a
circuit to make a simple oscilloscope – by Mauro Grassi
40 Review: At Last . . . An Affordable Logic Analyser
The Saleae Logic costs just $US149 and has eight channels that can record
millions of samples at up to 24MHz – by Geoff Graham
High-Quality Stereo Digital-ToAnalog Converter – Page 12.
64 Pebble: PICAXE Electronic Bread Board Layout Emulator
Free software allows you to produce a professional-looking diagram that
shows how a circuit was laid out on a breadboard – by Wayne Geary
Pro jects To Build
12 High-Quality Stereo Digital-To-Analog Converter, Pt.1
Build this high-quality Stereo DAC for superb hum-free sound from your DVD
player. It accepts both optical (TOSLINK) and coaxial inputs and has left &
right audio outputs for connection to your hifi system – by Nicholas Vinen
26 Using A Wideband O2 Sensor In Your Car, Pt.1
Want to accurately measure air-fuel ratios over a wide range? This “Wideband
Controller” mates with a Bosch wideband O2 sensor and our Wideband
Display Unit and can be used for precise engine tuning – by John Clarke
Using A Wideband O2 Sensor In
Your Car – Page 26.
72 Build A Simple Seismograph On A Protoboard
Build a seismograph on protoboard using a PICAXE-08M, Pebble it and
transfer it to a Kiwi Patch Board – by Stan Swan
75 Autodim Add-On For The 6-Digit GPS Clock
It senses the ambient light so that a modified program running in the display
unit’s micro can adjust the display LED brightness – by Jim Rowe
82 3-Channel UHF Rolling-Code Remote Control, Pt.2
Second article describes how to complete the construction and get the
transmitter and receiver units talking to each other – by John Clarke
Build A Simple Seismograph On
A Protoboard – Page 72.
Special Columns
44 Circuit Notebook
(1) FireWire-Sensing Mains Power Switch; (2) A Discrete Op Amp For Audio
Use; (3) Temperature-Sensing Battery Charger Cut-Out; (4) 6-Digit PICAXE
Timer; (5) Relays Can Do It By Themselves; (6) High-Current Voltage Doubler
57 Serviceman’s Log
Why do such things only ever happen to me? – by the Serviceman
Building The
3-Channel
UHF RollingCode Remote
Control –
Page 82.
88 Vintage Radio
The Kellogg TRF receiver – by Rodney Champness
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