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Telephone line monitor. If you feel that somebody is tampering with your telephone line you might find this little circuit useful. It detects if there is another telephone connected to the line, if there is a short or an open line. (simple)
Category: Telephone
Source: Bubblegate
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.
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Category: Oscillators
Source: Art's Theremin Page
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.
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Category: Music
Source: Art's Theremin Page
CONTINUITY TESTER. Among the essentials for circuit design and prototyping is the continuity tester, a simple device which provides an audible indication when a sufficiently low resistance is applied between its input probes. This version has a feature which automatically turns off the tester after about two minutes, thereby saving the 9 volt battery from inadvertent discharge.
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Category: Meters
Source: Art's Theremin Page
SQUARE WAVE TO TRIANGLE WAVE CONVERTER. This circuit converts a square waveform to a triangle waveform while automatically maintaining a constant triangle amplitude for a wide range of input frequencies. Although originally designed for application in a communications system, the idea is readily adaptable for certain electronic music applications where waveform conversion is desired.
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Category: Music
Source: Art's Theremin Page
SQUARE WAVE TO TRIANGLE WAVE CONVERTER. This circuit converts a square waveform to a triangle waveform while automatically maintaining a constant triangle amplitude for a wide range of input frequencies. Although originally designed for application in a communications system, the idea is readily adaptable for certain electronic music applications where waveform conversion is desired.
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Category: Radio
Source: Art's Theremin Page
1.5 Volt Strobo with a Kodak Max Disposable Camera. How to modify a Kodak Max Disposable Camera Flash Circuit and build a 1.5 volt supply STROBO. (Yes! just using a 1.5 volt AA alkaline battery!!)
Category: Domestic
Source: Andy's (Le Magicien) Electronics Page
1.5 Volt Strobo with a Kodak Max Disposable Camera. How to modify a Kodak Max Disposable Camera Flash Circuit and build a 1.5 volt supply STROBO. (Yes! just using a 1.5 volt AA alkaline battery!!)
Category: Light/Laser/IR
Source: Andy's (Le Magicien) Electronics Page
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