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Easy Step n - Introduct to Stepper Motor
 
Explains to the reader how to determine surplus motor electrical and mechanical specs by using easy-to-build electrical and mechanical test equipment. The experimenter will learn to design and build microcontroller based control systems and to design and build driver circuits to switch power applied to stepper motor windings. The book is hands-on and full of experiments. The format of the books uses flow charts and many code examples in a step-by-step approach. By David Benson, 200 pgs, 11"x8-1/2".
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power supply projects  (Out of Stock)
 
A number of power supply designs, including simple unstabilized types, fixed voltage regulated types and variable voltage stabilized designs. The information in this book should also help the reader to design his own power supplies. Other types of power supplies including a cassette power supply, Ni-Cad battery charger, voltage step-up circuit and a simple inverter are dealt with. By R.A. Penfold, 96 pgs, 7x4.4”.
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how to design and make your own pcb's
 
The purpose of the book is to familiarize the reader with both simple and more sophisticated methods of producing printed circuit boards (PCBs). Emphasis of the book is on the practical aspects of PCB design and construction. Deals with copying PCB designs from books, magazines, photographic and more. By R.A. Penfold, 80 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP121)
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practical electronic filters
 
Filters play a vital part in almost all electronic circuits, this book deals with the subject in a non-mathematical way. It reviews the main types of filter, explaining in simple terms how each type works and how it is used. The book has filter-based practical projects with applications around the home, including audio projects such as rhythm sequencer and multi-voiced organ. By O. Bishop, 104 pgs, 7x4.4”.
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the art of soldering
 
The author has covered most hobbies that involve soldering, including electronics, model railways and stained glass. Included are sections on choosing the correct soldering iron, solder, materials and tools so as to be able to get the best results from your efforts. Many illustrations are included and also some practical exercises are detailed. By R Brewster, 96 pgs, 7x4.4”.
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a beginners guide to CMOS digital IC's  (Out of Stock)
 
This book covers the basic theory of digital electronics and the use of CMOS integrated circuits, all the circuits are based on “real” CMOS devices. Topics include: Basic logic concepts, Functions of gates, inverters, CMOS logic IC characteristics, Flip-flops, binary dividers. By R.A. Penfold, 128 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP333)
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magic electronic projects
 
The magic wands are a familiar trademark of the magician, but throw in a few electronic components and you have the ingredients for a ‘magician extraordinaire’. This book offers an electronic flavor to tricks as well as adding a few more. Uses: reed switches, light dependant resistors, LEDs, multivibrator, monostables, bistables schmitt triggers, NAND gates and decade counters. By R. Bebbington, 96 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP334)
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practical opto-electronic projects  (Out of Stock)
 
This book provides a number of practical designs which utilize a range of opto devices, from a filament bulb to modern infra-red sensors and emitters. There are plenty of designs which should appeal to those who like to experiment with electronic circuits, all the projects are tried and tested and have practical applications. By R.A. Penfold, 150 pgs, 7x4.4”.
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An Introduction to light in electronics
 
Taken for granted by us all perhaps, yet this book could not be read without it, light plays such an impressive role in daily life that we may be tempted to consider just how much we understand. We most certainly appreciate its existance and although it has been around for a long time and now is the subject of much research, there is further to go if all the ifs and buts are to be eradicated.
Here it can only be claimed that the book makes a start (and we hope, a good one) into a fascinating and enlightening subject. It might be felt that such a study is going to involve us in much mathematical manipulation. Not so, for here nothing more than basic mathematics is employed. The book has been written with the general electronics enthusiast in mind, not the expert although many of these dedicated people may enjoy some light refreshment.
By: F. A. Wilson, 176 pgs, 7 X 4.4".(BP359)
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Electronic Projects for the Garden  (Out of Stock)
 
Although library shelves and bookstalls bulge with gardening books, surprisingly few pages are devoted to electricity and electronics. It's no secret that success in the garden is largely dependent on the elements; keeping a weather eye open is important. You can't control the elements, but you can use them to control your results.
This book offers simple circuits that will monitor weather and environmental conditions and provide warnings or take remedial action as necessary. For example, such projects include rain detection, frost warning, temperature monitoring, dusk/dawn switching and automatic plant watering. You will find such interests as security devices process timing, warning cables, ponds and pumps, and low-voltage circuits for lighting schemes.To encourage beginners branching out in electronics, some construction methods are introduced. In the interest of safety, all projects are powered by low-voltage supplies.By: R. Bebbington, 160 pgs, 7 X 4.4”.(BP367)
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Electronic Projects for Experimenters
 
Many long time hobbyists seem to suffer from the dreades 'seen it all before' syndrome. This book if fairly and squarly aimed at sufferers of this complaint, plus any other electronics enthusiasts wh earn to try something a bit different. No doubt many of the projects featured here have practical applications, but they are all worth a try for their interest value alone. For those who like to tinker with electronic gadgets they also provide the basics for further experiments.
The subjects covered include:-
Magnetic field detector, Basic Hall effect compass, Hall effect audio isolator, Voice scrambler/descrambler, Bat detector, Bat style echo location, Noise cancelling, LED stroboscope, Infra-red 'torch', Electronic breeze detector, class D power amplifier, Strain Guage amplifier, Superhearing aid.
When did you last build a voice scrambler/descrambler or an electronic version of bat's radar?
By: P.R.M. Oliver and N. Kantaris, 144 pgs, 7 X 4.4".(BP371)
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Practical Fibre-Optic Projects
 
While fibre-optic cables may have potential advantages over ordinary electric cables, for the electronics enthusiast it is their novelty value that makes them worthy of exploration. Fibre-optic cables provide an innovative alternative to electric cables and represent a practical approach to the problem. Although this subject has not been totally ignored in the electronics press, practical designs using fibre-optics have so far been a bit "thin on the ground". This book provides a number of tried and tested circuits for projects that utilize fibre-optic cables.
The projects include:- Simple audio links, F.M. audio links, P.W.M audio links, Simple d.c. links, P.W.M. d.c. links, P.W.M. motor speed control, RS232C data links, MIDI link, loop alarms, R.P.M. meter,
All the components used in these designs are readily available, none of them require the constructor to take out a second mortgage. By: R.A. Penfold, 144 pgs, 7 X 4.4”.(BP374)
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45 Simple Electronic Terminal Block Proj  (Out of Stock)
 
This book contains 45 easy-to-build electronic projects that can be constructed, by an absolute beginner, on terminal blocks using only a screwdriver and other simple hand tools. Most projects can be simply screwed together. A theoretical circuit diagram is also include with each project. Projects included in this book cover: Connections & Components, Sound and Music, Entertainment, Communication and Test and Measuring. By R. Bebbington, 176 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP378)
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30 simple ic terminal block projects
 
Constructors in electronics, particularly beginners, may think that the step from discrete component to integrated circuit is 'a bridge too far'. Here are 30 easy-to-build IC projects that will prove otherwise. Chapters include: timer projects; op-amp projects; counter projects; Nand-gate projects and miscellaneous projects. By R. Bebbington, 117 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP379)
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Electronic Project Building for Beginner  (Out of Stock)
 
This book is for complete beginners to electronic project building. It provides a complete introduction to the practical side of this fascinating hobby, including the following topics: Component identification and buing the right parts. Resistor colour codes, capacitor value markings, etc. Advice on buying the right tools for the job. Soldering, how to produce good joints and avoid dry joints. Making easy work of hard wiring. Construction methods. Finshing off and adding panel labels. Getting "problem" projects to work, including simple methods of fault-finding. (BP392)
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practical oscillator circuits  (Out of Stock)
 
One of the most frequently used electronic 'building blocks' is the oscillator and the aim of this book is to provide a rich source of these for enthusiasts to experiment with and perhaps use in their own designs. Extensive coverage is given to circuits using capacitors and resistors to control frequency. Various circuits using inductors and capacitors are covered, with emphasis on stable low frequency generation. By A. Flind, 133 pgs, 7x4.4”.(BP393)
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35 opto-display terminal block projects
 
The developement of multi-coloured light-emmiting diodes(LED's) with lower power consumption than bulbs, has opened up a fascinating new optpdisplay field. None of the projects require hot soldering irons or high voltages. Even young children can screw the componants together on a terminal block, apply a low voltage battery and get things working. There is an introductory chapter on opto-devices and components. The projects are designed , using discrete components and popular ICs in a variety of circuits that will hopefully widen the constructors experience.(BP410)
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IC 555 Projects  (Out of Stock)
 
(BP044) Every so often a device appears that is so useful that one wonders how life went on before without it. The 555 timer is such a device.
It was first manufactured by Signetics, but is now manufactured by almost every semiconductor manufacturer in the world and is inexpensive and very easily obtainable.
Included in this book are basic and general circuits, motor car and model railway circuits, alarms and noise makers as well as a section on 556, 558, and 559 timers.
A reference book of invaluable use to all those who have any interest in electronics, be they professional engineers or designers, students or hobbyists.
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Introducing Robotics with Lego Mindstorms
 
How to build a variety of increasingly sophisticated computer controlled robots using the Lego Mindstorms Robotic Invention system (RIS).
• Building techniques and mechanics needed to construct robots using the 'click-together' components supplied in the basic RIS kit.
• Explains to the reader, with little or no programming experience, how robot control programs may be simply constructed on their PC screens, using 'software' building bricks that are supplied with the RIS kit. Programs can then be 'zapped' over an infra red link to the robot's 'brain'. This brain, contains a programmable microcontroller that is also capable of acting on information from the robots various sensors.
• Write robot control programs using a conventional Windows programming language such as VisualBASIC in conjunction with the ActiveX control (called Spirit.OCX) that is also supplied with the RIS kit.
• Detailed building instructions are provided for all the robots featured. (BP901)
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More Advanced Robotics with Lego Mindstroms
 
Shows the reader how to extend the capabilities of the Lego Mindstorms Robotic Invention system (RIS) by using Lego's own accessories and some simple home constructed units.

Build robots that can provide you with 'waiter service' when you clap your hands, perform tricks, 'see' and avoid objects by using 'bats radar', or accurately follow a line marked on the floor. The Lego Vision Command system is also covered, and this can enable your robots to literally 'see' the world around them and respond accordingly. Additional types of sensors including rotation, light, temperature, sound and ultrasonic. For the less experienced, RCX code programs accompany most of the featured robots. Also shown how to write programs using MS VisualBASIC running with the ActiveX control that is provided with the RIS kit.

Detailed building instructions are provided. The designs include rover vehicles, a virtual pet, a robot arm, an 'intelligent' sweet dispenser and a color conscious robot. (BP902)
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