ET! CIRCUITS BOOK: No.| Ideas and data for experimenters ‘Special Projects Editor: Jan Veron Managing Editor: Collyn Rivers ETI Circults Book No. 1 was printed in 1981 by Offset Alpine Printing, Silverwater, NSW and distributed by Gordon and Gotch, ("Recommended and maximum price only) ‘Allmaterialis subject to worldwide ‘copyright protection. Fleasonable cares taken in the preparation ofthis publication to ensure safety and accuracy but ET! cannot be held responsible fot legally THE ‘Ideas for Experimenters’ section published each month in Electronics, Today Intemational has for many years been one of the most popular parts of the magazine. But by the very nature of being a monthly feature, it becomes, impossible (without an elaborate filing system) to remember particular circuits —or compare them with similar ones. Our answer to this problem is this Circuits Book. This book was first pub- lished in 1977 (and a second volume subsequently in 1978). Both sold out virtually within days and have now been reprinted by popular demand, Highlighting the intemational aspects of ETI, this publication has been prepared from material originally published in the Australian edition, assembled in the UK and reprinted in Australia. CIRCUITS NO 1:— is an ideas directory and is not meant for the beginner. We regret we cannot answer queries on any of these circuits. ETlis always prepared to consider original circuits or ideas submitted by readers for inclusion in its publications. All items used are paid for. Drawings must be as clear as possible and text preferably typed. Circuits must not be subject to copyright. Contents: Index -4 Indicators .. Alarms . 6 Miscellanea ...... Amplifiers Power supplies . Automobile . Signal generators ... 24 Detectors . Signal processors .............17 Digital ‘Switching .. 2 69 Fitters Test devices 58 Flashers Timers and delays ..............66 Hints and tips etil An ELECTRONICS TODAY INTERNATIONAL publication ETICIRCUITS No.t