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1.10.1979 | In Elektor 48, April 1979, we described how to build a `TV games computer`. Included was a brief explanation of how it works; the `instructi...

1.10.1979 | Sequencers are extremely popular add-on units for music synthesisers. They are used to store pre-programmed sequences of control voltages fo...

1.10.1979 | Long range photoelectric switch. Switching transistors designed for harsh environments. Miniature LCD panel clocks. New product range catalo...

1.10.1979 | Long range photoelectric switch. Switching transistors designed for harsh environments. Miniature LCD panel clocks. New product range catalo...

1.09.1979 | Towards a leisured society. An energy-dependent world. The new industrial revolution. The totally integrated specialist. A profound change i...

1.09.1979 | Although there are many different types of equaliser, they all perform the same basic task, namely the correction of deficiencies in the fre...

1.09.1979 | A monitor output is useful for con-necting an equaliser, as suggested else-where in this issue. Fortunately, it is a fairly simple matter to...

1.09.1979 | With the aid of the extension board described here, the memory capacity of the Elekterminal can be expanded to 4 pages (each of 16 lines x 6...

1.09.1979 | Digital systems have one major advantage over their analog counterparts: they can tolerate extremely high interference levels without loss o...

1.09.1979 | A combination of state• variable filters and a highly specialised Baxandall tone control network is used in the `parametric` equaliser descr...