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Scooter audio system

USB voltage recorder with oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer and frequency response functions

Refinement of the power supply AV3302

18W Low Voltage Soldering Iron Power Supply

MP3 and Opus audio player

Block of automatic control of room ventilation

Running lights on high power MOSFETs

Variants of the zigzag antenna Kharchenko

Magic castle controlled by radio

Restoring the functionality of the Veritas sewing machine pedal

Automatic lighting effects based on a three-phase multivibrator

Refinement of the battery flashlight

Active TV signal divider - from passive

Finalization of the waffle iron

Polite light

Capacitive liquid level meter

Vibrator with automatic illumination

Automatic signal switch

Analog-to-digital dynamic color setup

Alternator for locator

USB voltage recorder with oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer and frequency response functions

Refinement of dynamic heads and measurement of their frequency characteristics

Two E-CW keys on the PIC12F675 microcontroller

Bicycle computer

Remote control garland

Stepper motor control unit

Running lights control unit

Power supply for low-voltage soldering irons

Built-in current and voltage meter on PIC12F675

Cistern automation

Refinement of the automotive voltage regulator 59.3702-01

Morse code generator for beacon

Alternator for locator

Additional brake light control unit

Display and control unit for laboratory power supply and charger based on a computer PSU

Sound effects generator on a TD62381P chip

QRP transceiver MA12

Butterfly

Carbon monoxide analyzer

Bipolar voltage converter

Two-channel stereophony - an approximation to the ideal. About stereo playback through speakers

LC-meter - attachment to the multimeter

Binary clock

Creep line with text input using a computer keyboard

Drawn Signal Generator

Generator of two reference frequencies for synthesizers of broadcast transmitters

Antenna VHF amplifier

Ammeter voltmeter for laboratory power supply

Sweep generator with LCD indicator

Automatic Indoor Plant Light

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A group of experts set up by the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM) described the necessary measures to improve the accuracy of atomic clocks. They propose to define the basic unit of time - the metric second - in terms of radiation in the optical range.

The most accurate atomic clock to date has an error of one second in 200 million years. And, nevertheless, this accuracy is not enough for a number of tasks, among which, for example, setting up the navigation of spacecraft. The scientists propose replacing the current clock, which is tuned to a specific frequency of microwaves, with clocks that use high-frequency visible light.

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