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Plasmaball effect experiment
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AUDIO SWEEP OSCILATOR. This circuit was designed for a sound effect, but may serve other useful purposes when a basic, swept-frequency audio source is required. It produces both square and triangular wave outputs that ascend from about 80 to 730 Hertz in a repeating cycle of about 12 seconds. Appropriate component-value substitutions will yield variations in these parameters.
ECHO TONE OSCILLATOR. This simple circuit amplitude-modulates a single tone in such a manner to approximate the echo effect one might obtain, for instance, with sonar apparatus. Any reader who has been on a sonar-equipped vessel will realize that some imagination is required to appreciate the similarities among this simple scheme and the "real thing." However, this circuit might adjunct a small model (of a submarine, perhaps) to add the dimension of sound.
Light show. Computer parallel port can be used for many purposes. One of them could be user circuit control, for example light effect.
AUDIO SWEEP OSCILATOR. This circuit was designed for a sound effect, but may serve other useful purposes when a basic, swept-frequency audio source is required. It produces both square and triangular wave outputs that ascend from about 80 to 730 Hertz in a repeating cycle of about 12 seconds. Appropriate component-value substitutions will yield variations in these parameters.
Guitar Fuzz Effect
Baluns and coaxial aerials. If you are dealing with radiofrequency aerials you might like to experiment with the configurations proposed. (simple)
Light show. Computer parallel port can be used for many purposes. One of them could be user circuit control, for example light effect.
Plasmaball effect experiment
Guitar fuzz effect
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