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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from magazines published in 2009 in Radio magazine:
50 years of regular television broadcasting in the Kuban
AVIS - new audiovisual information system
CeBIT 2009 in Hannover: ingenious solutions
CES 2009 Las Vegas: Digital Verticals
CES Las Vegas: Digital Verticals
DDS synthesizer on a microcontroller
GSM - watchman
GSM modem in a security alarm system
IFA 2008 in Berlin: a lot of interesting things
IFA 2008 in Berlin: a lot of interesting things
KL7DX - Russian Alaska
MIDI keyboard from a toy synthesizer
MMANA-GAL PRO - professional version of antenna modeling software
R150ASP on the air from Gogland Island
RK9CYA - collective youth radio club
RP4DTA - 229th Tamanskaya
RRTC - Russian team
USB bootloader with self-starter
Wave Master 8 Zi - growth oscilloscope
WiMAX in Russia and the CIS
emergency light
Groundwater pumping machine
Automatic lighting effects on the microcontroller
PC controlled lighting effects machine
Automatic low current meter
Automatic recovery of electronic clock readings
Car GSM-signaling device with coordinates determination
Car GSM signaling device with coordinates determination
car alarm
Adapter I 2C - COM - computer port
S/PDIF adapter
AKIP-9104 - modern logic analyzer
Active indoor HF antenna
Dedicated to Alexander Stepanovich Popov
USB analyzer
Electronic dongle analogue Metakom TM-2002 on ATtiny2313
Antenna 5/8 Lambda band 1296 MHz
144 MHz Antenna
Antenna system based on ASP antenna
VHF antenna arrays with vertical polarization
Antenna tuner
Barometric altimeter
Running line with mechanical scanning
Capacitance meter dynamic indication block
Ignition unit - OZ angle regulator on the PIC16F676 microcontroller
Ignition unit on a microcontroller for VAZ-2108, VAZ-2109
Computer status display unit
Power supply in a table lamp
SHI-power controller blocker for electric motors
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