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Contents of the collection New Radio Yearbook No. 17:

Measurement

  1. USB KL-line adapter (L9637, FT232R)
  2. XMR microsystems - an alternative to Hall sensors in motion and current control systems (TLE5012, TLE5027, KMA210, KMZ60, KMA36)
  3. Greenhouse Machine (LM393)
  4. Automatic control of country water supply (K561LA7)
  5. Entrance Light Control Machine (AN6884)
  6. Auto Talking Color Recognizer (PIC24FJ128GA006)
  7. Car Talking Clock with Thermometer (PIC12F675, PIC16F876, PM29F002T, DS18B20)
  8. Acoustic relays. Review
  9. Antenna analyzer (LTC1799)
  10. Barometer based on the M830 multimeter (MPX4115A)
  11. Wireless temperature monitoring system with data logging capability (MAX6577, MAX1472, MAX1470, MAXQ2000)
  12. Fast Response AC RMS Power Converters (LT100 S/SP30)
  13. Protected photo relay option
  14. Voltmeter from a multimeter DT-830B with a faulty LSI
  15. Built-in digital ammeter with LCD display from DT890B
  16. Selection of capacitors for minimum ESR
  17. MFC from synthesizer based on DDS AD9835 (ATmega8, AD9835)
  18. Water leakage control sensor ch-c0020 (PIC10F222)
  19. Magnetic field sensors. A range of high volume products from leading suppliers (AK8973S, HQ-0221, HQ-8220, AK8771, ATS675, ATS627, ACS711, ACS756/ACS758, TLE4953, TLE4983/84(C), HAL880, HAL3625, MLX90360, MLX90363)
  20. Capacitor sensors
  21. Two oscillators on digital TTLSH chips
  22. Dual Mode Rangefinder (PIC16F877A)
  23. Microcontroller ADC conversion range can be doubled without loss of accuracy (PIC16F876, LMC6482)
  24. Refinement of the M-838 multimeter for temperature control in two aquariums
  25. Capacitive sensors on a frequency-setting LC circuit
  26. Capacitive proximity sensors. Review
  27. Fixed Frequency Sound Generator (TL072)
  28. Sound probe for testing transistors
  29. PCB Track Integrity Audio Probe (TL072)
  30. Production of measuring probes
  31. Capacitor ESR measurement. Review
  32. Measurement of high resistances
  33. Measurement of laser radiation power using a modified MEMS pressure sensor
  34. Measurement of Thiel-Small parameters using a laptop
  35. Frequency measurement with a multimeter
  36. Power meters on semiconductor diodes
  37. RF power meter
  38. Antenna Beam Meter (MAX318, AD622, OP37)
  39. Curved Line Length Meter (PIC16F88)
  40. Immittance meter on the sound card
  41. Complex resistance meter - prefix to a computer
  42. Radiation meter (ATmega88, BPW34)
  43. CO2 meter based on M830 multimeter (RS5600)
  44. SATA/IDE Current Consumption Meter (MC34063, LM324)
  45. 50Hz Industrial Frequency Meter (ATtiny2313)
  46. Measuring device for power supply (PIC16F73)
  47. measuring channels. Definitions of key terms
  48. IR locator (SFH506-36)
  49. QRP transceiver SWR indicator (LM339)
  50. Bad Contact Indicator (LM358)
  51. Engine temperature indicator with adaptive brightness (ATtiny25, KTY-84)
  52. Signal strength indicator for speakers
  53. Electromagnetic radiation indicator
  54. Using the ACS712 Current Sensor (PIC16F1847, OPA344)
  55. Power FET and Bipolar Transistor Tester (NE555)
  56. How to make the microcontroller's built-in bit-balancing ADC work with delta-sigma ADC resolution (ADS1256, ADS1210, C8051F067, AD780)
  57. Design of signal and information processing blocks
  58. SWR meter (PIC16F886)
  59. Microprocessor-controlled dual-channel laboratory power supply (ATmega8, LM331)
  60. Logic probe
  61. Logic probe
  62. Metal detector (ICM7556)
  63. Beat metal detector (K561LA7)
  64. Metal detector on IC K561LA7
  65. Chips of sensors and sensors. Overview (MAX8211, MAX8212, LM3822/3824, AD590, IL135Z, ADXL103, ADXL203, ADXL311, TLE4905, KMZ10, SFH5110, NOA0901)
  66. Miniature ESR Meter
  67. MEMS world. Further convergence of motion sensors and related technologies in mass markets (MAG3110, AK8973S, AKU230)
  68. Modernization of the universal voltmeter V7-16A
  69. Hard Disk Activity Monitor (ATtiny2313)
  70. Power Consumption Monitor (TLC272)
  71. Several toys for a private home
  72. Some useful diagrams for the amateur radio laboratory
  73. New sensor solutions. Taking measurement to the next level (AS5410, ADIS16407)
  74. About one of the circuits of an amateur radio inductance meter
  75. Color shade guide
  76. Cooling of signal and information processing units
  77. Connecting an accelerometer to a PIC microcontroller (PIC16F877, ADXL330, MCP6284)
  78. Search for magnetic anomalies (KMZ10, AD822)
  79. Portable pH Meter (LMP7721, LMP7715)
  80. Portable digital oscilloscope DSS-31 (ATmega32A, AD7822BR)
  81. Inductive rotor encoder signal converter
  82. USB Precision Adaptive Analog Data Acquisition System (C8051F350, FT232RL)
  83. Human reaction time meter (PIC16F628A)
  84. Devices for testing quartz resonators
  85. Prefix for measuring R
  86. Attachment to the multimeter for measuring JFET parameters (TL081)
  87. IR remote control quick test probe (LMC555CN)
  88. ULF repair probe
  89. Mains voltage tester
  90. Capacitor ESR probe
  91. Probes - generators
  92. Simple add-on turns your computer sound card into a high-speed sampling oscilloscope (AD783, AD8042)
  93. Simple interface expands PWM control range (IPS7091G, OPA137)
  94. A simple refrigerator alarm
  95. Simple level gauge
  96. Simple digital 4-level probe with audible indication (LM339)
  97. Stretched single LED peak level indicator (NE5532)
  98. Overheating alarm
  99. Electrical outlet overheating alarm
  100. Refrigerator alarms
  101. Sinusoidal LFO
  102. Ways to reduce the error of digital potentiometers
  103. Temperature stabilization in a closed volume with a payload
  104. Timer-thermostat on the microcontroller (ATmega8, DS18B20)
  105. Thermometer - a prefix to a computer connected via a sound card
  106. Thermostat for old refrigerator (LM335, TLC271)
  107. Two piece remote control tester
  108. Accuracy, resolution and sensitivity threshold
  109. Ultrasonic Liquid Level Meter (PIC16F628A)
  110. Advanced clock-thermometer-timer (PIC16F873A, DS1307, DS18B20)
  111. Fan controller for humidity sensor
  112. Street lighting control device
  113. Photodiodes. Reference material
  114. Photoresistors. Reference material
  115. Line voltage digital voltmeter (PIC16F676)
  116. Digital battery capacity and internal resistance meter (ATmega8)
  117. Digital pressure gauge (ATmega8, MBS3200)
  118. Digital echo sounder
  119. Frequency meter - attachment to the multimeter
  120. Clock with pseudo-analog indication and thermometer (АТ89С51, DS1307, DS1621)

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