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Computer Audio Booster -  Here is a simple amplifier for boosting the audio level from low-power sound cards or other audio sources driving small speakers...(schematic added 04/05/06)
Computer Controlled IR Device -  (electronic Circuit / Schematic added 10/04)
Computer Controlled Model Train Set -  (design circuit added 8/02)
Computer Interface (Randy Linscott) -  Have you ever wanted to control devices from your computer. For example turn lights on/off, control electric motors….(added 08/08/08)
Computer Microphone -  This circuit was submitted by Lazar Pancic from Yugoslavia. The sound card for a PC generally has a microphone input, speaker output and sometimes line inputs and outputs. The mic input is....(electronic design added 6/07)
Computer Output Interface -  A versaile output interface that can control external devices direct from your computer. Uses freely available software and works with both windows and Linux….(schematic added 01/2010)
Computer Powered Receiver -  Here is a receiver for a laptop or PC that requires no power supply! The receiver is powered by the microphone jack.... (electronic design added (6/07)
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Computer Speaker Reflex Receiver -  Here is a version built into a surplus computer speaker using an LM386 audio amplifier IC. The circuit is built onto a little piece of phenolic perfboard that is secured by wedging the edges of the perfboard into a couple of bifurcated standoffs. The on-off switch is part of the volume control which is mounted next to the tuning capacitor. The loopstick antenna is.... (electronic design added 6/07)
Computer to TV Adapter -  Simple adapter to connect an old computer with CGA video graphics card to any TV….
Computerize Your Room/Home (Aaron Cake) -  So you've read about my Computerized Room  or have seen those nifty home automation products advertised in the back of electronics magazines? Or perhaps someone you know has done something similar. At any rate, you have decided to try it yourself. The first thing I will say, however is that it is not cheap.  You will first need a computer, but since your reading this, I assume that you already have that taken care of. Second, you will have to buy about 20 IC's and a very expensive ISA experimenters prototyping board. These boards cost anywhere from $16 to $45, and can be purchased from your local electronics store or from Jameco Electronics (See Where To Get Parts). They have a fairly wide selection. Buy the 8 bit version, the 16 bit varsion is not needed for this project.... [Aaron Cake]
Computerized Infrared Remote -  control your stereo, TV and VCR from Windows, includes schematic and software (added 4/02)
Configurable logic gates’ Schmitt inputs make versatile monostables -  5/25/06  EDN Design Ideas  You can assemble a pulse-generation circuit from a simple Schmitt-input AND gate plus a resistor-capacitor timing network. However, if you need a logic function that’s not a standard catalog item, you need a Schmitt-input gate or inverter....PDF has several circuits, you will need to scroll to find this one.... [Design Idea by Glenn Chenier, Allen, TX]
Connect IEEE 488 devices to parallel Port -  07/20/95 EDN-Design Ideas:....[Design Idea added 11/05] EDN is migrating links. This link is not verified.  Google the "title" EDN for new link.
Connect Other Circuits to PC Joystick Port -  (schematic / circuit (added (6/03)
Connect Two Cd Rom Drives to One Soundcard -  Connect your PIC devices on a shared network, and they can communicate to each other and share information. You can control them all by any unit on the network…..(design added 05/09)
Connect Your MicroControllers Into a Network -  Connect your PIC devices on a shared network, and they can communicate to each other and share information. You can control them all by any unit on the network….. [Peter Jakab, Electrical Engineer, Engineer of Informatics]
Connecting Dump Terminal -  Some applications may not need user display and key interface, dump terminal is an alternative way for program setting, displaying user interfacing command.Debugging, dump terminal connects with serial port, use only 2-i/o pin, P3.0 for Rxd and P3.1 for Txd. Any computers that has serial port and emulates as a dump terminal....(circuit added 7/02)
Connecting MiniLOGGER with Easy-Server V0.9 -  Run Easy-Server V0.9 on PC connected to internet gateway enabling remote access the MiniLOGGER.  (circuit added 09/09)
Connecting Sega 3D Glasses to a PC Serial Port -  (electronic circuit added 1/03)
Connecting the MCP2150 to the Psion Operating System -  Microchip Application Note Published 8-Jun-01  (app note added 2/06)
Connecting the MCP2150 to the Windows CE® Operating System -  Microchip Application Note Published 30-May-01  (app note added 2/06)
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