Cigar box transmitter - it is customary for newcomers to amateur radio to think in terms of Hammerlund, Hallicrafter and similar receivers and tramsmitters of 100 watts upwards, complete with lines of meters. V. F. O.
and a whole load of other gear; a laudable aim, but not one particularly realisable in these days of short pockets and long prices. As regards the fellow living in the country __ Designed by Harry Lythall-SM0VPO
Circuit transmits ARINC 429 data - 07/11/02 EDN Design ideas: The ARiNC (Aeronautical Radio inc] 429 specification defines the air transport industry's hardware and protocol standards for the transfer of digital data between avionics systems. Circuitry that can implement elements of the 429 sp Design by Steve Woodward, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC
Coil-less FM Transmitter by IC 40106 - The RF oscillator using the inverter U1B and 10.7Mhz ceramic filter is driving the parallel combination of U1D to U1F through U1C. Since these inverters are in parallel the output impedance will be low so that it can directly drive an aerial of__
Computer controlled infrared remote control transmitter - Control all your devices from the PC. This infrared remote control transmitter can be controlled from a computer. it speaks many different remote control formats, like the Philips RC-5 standard and can be tailored to other specific types. __ Designed by Peter Jakab
Computerised Morse Code Generator/Transmitter - The circuit given here can be used to send telegraphic messages via computer. The message data entered through the computer keyboard is converted to corresponding Morse code and transmitted via the...__ Electronics Projects for You
Converting a PCS Power Amplifier to 13cm Ham Radio Band - Schematic only, no circuit description __ Designed by © 2001 - YO5OFH, Csaba Gajdos
COR Carrier Delay timer / Hang Timer - Did you ever want a simple controller to key a transmitter from a receiver's cos? Well here is a simple circuit that does just that. The input impedance is fairly high, about 1 Meg, and will interface to most any receiver. VR 1 is a sensitivity control that is adjusted to trigger the circuit with just about any available positive going signal. A setable hang time is adjusted with VR 2. __ Designed by Kevin Custer W3KKC
Cross Band VHF-UHF repeater - My Radio amateur callsign is OZ2CPU. I like to use Atmel AVR Atmega PIC 16 PIC 16F876 PIC 16F84. Most electronics easy made for the novice and something is for the more experienced. __ Designed by Thomas Scherrer OZ2CPU
Crystal AM Transmitter - Here is the circuit of a medium-power AM transmitter that delivers 100-150 mW of radio frequency (RF) power. At the heart of the circuit is a crystal oscillator. A 10MHz crystal is...__ Electronics Projects for You
Crystal heater / temperature stablization (TXCO) - OK, here is the circuit I used - See image below. The original National Semiconductor circuit had a 30 K resistor in series with a 400 µF cap., both in parallel with the 100 K resistor on the input of the 1st LM324 section. I found that combo to actually destabilize the operation of the controller for this particular application, so I removed them & changed the 2 µF cap in series with the 10 megohm resistor to 5 µF. __ Designed by Bobengler NO6B
Crystal Radio - RF Receivers & Receiver Circuits Crystal Radio __ Designed by Aaron Cake
Crystal Radio - I have been listening stories from dad that he made a radio when he was little younger than me. it was hard to digest that his radio worked without power! I thought, its nothing more than those interesting old stories that we have been told at bed time! ! __ Designed by Nina Gajjar
Crystal Radio - The crystal radio gets its name from the galena crystal (lead sulfide) used to rectify the signals. A "cat's whisker" wire contact was moved about the surface of the crystal until a diode junction was formed. The 1N34A germanium diode. __ Contact: Charles Wenzel of Wenzel Associates, Inc.
Crystal Radio - This is a generic circuit, the first true radio receiver in history. Description: Crystal radio requires no power supply to operate because it uses energy from the signals it receives. Performance is like one should expect poor. Nevertheless, __ tomzi.geo page
Crystal Radio--make your own - Circuit Only __ Designed by Charles Wenzel
CW QRP TX - This simple circuit will give about 1.2 Watts of output when powered from a 13.8VDC supply. if you don't have a 2SC1237, try any other 12V CB radio output transistor 2SC1969, 2SC1307 etc. The value of RFC is not critical, 10 turns on a high permeability ferrite toroid core works fine. I used a DPDT switch for the RX/TX switching, one pole for the aerial (antenna) , the other pole to switch the 13.8V supply. __ Designed by EI9GQ homebrew radio
CW Transmitter - This one-valve (ECL82) CW Transmitter occupies a very special place in my amateur radio history. I was first licensed in 1994 but did not operate on air. I committed to only ever operate equipment which I had made myself. I had no time for radio construction and several years passed. in early 2002 __ Designed by Hans Summers
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