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Practical Electronics - 2023

English | 76 pages | PDF | 15.6 MB

Everyday Practical Electronics Magazine is the No. 1 UK magazine for hobby electronics enthusiasts everywhere. Each month’s issue is packed with practical constructional projects for the hobbyist, special features, advice and adverts from specialist electronics suppliers and more besides.

Classic LED Metronomes by Randy Keenan 14

These two Metronomes use only discrete components and simple logic chips, making

them easy to understand and build. They are both great projects for a beginner.

Geekcreit’s 35MHz-4.4GHz Signal Generator by Jim Rowe 27

This self-contained module uses a wideband digital synthesiser chip, onboard

microcontroller, OLED display and pushbuttons to set the desired frequency.

Remote Control Range Extender by John Clarke 32

Convert an IR remote to use UHF and it will work at much longer ranges – even

when something is between the remote and the device.

Multi-Channel Speaker Protector by Phil Prosser 41

If you’re driving a lot of speakers you need a matching compact speaker

protector to prevent driver destruction should something go wrong.

Techno Talk by Mark Nelson 8

Raudive Voices Revisited

Net Work by Alan Winstanley 10

This month’s Net Work looks at smart light bulbs, tests Alexa’s ‘skill’ in controlling

them and offers an overview of the latest energy labelling bands for LED bulbs.

Audio Out by Jake Rothman 46

Universal single op amp board (optimised for audio electronics) – Part 2

Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce 52

Part 43: Connecting more than one display to a PicoMite

Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell 56

Electronically controlled resistance – Part 5

Max’s Cool Beans by Max The Magnificent 62

Arduino Bootcamp – Part 1

Wireless for the Warrior 2

SMD tips and tricks..

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