Low-cost test equipment projects you can build
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Low-cost test equipment projects you can build
TAB Books, c1992
1st ed
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Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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hc ISBN 9780830641543
Description
Everyone who works with electronic circuitry on a regular basis needs test equipment. But commercially sold meters and probes are very expensive, and often more than the average home experimenter needs. This money-saving project book aims to solve that dilemma by providing plans and instructions for building two dozen inexpensive test instruments - both analog and digital - for the workbench. This book instructs hobbyists how to construct a voltage range detector, digital voltmeter, transistor/diode tester, deluxe logic probe, light meter, temperature range detector, sine wave audio oscillator, sweep function generator, and many other essential pieces of test equipment - each in two hours or less, using components available at any local electronics store, The complete set of diagnostic tools featured here would cost thousands of dollars if purchased from a dealer, but this book shows readers how easy it is to build them at home for a fraction of the price. Delton T. Horn is the author of more than 35 electronics titles. They include "Designing and Building Electronic Filters" and "Troubleshooting and Repairing Electronic Music Synthesizers."
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pbk ISBN 9780830641550
Description
Everyone who works with electronic circuitry on a regular basis needs test equipment. But commercially sold meters and probes are very expensive, and often more than the average home experimenter needs. This money-saving project book aims to solve that dilemma by providing plans and instructions for building two dozen inexpensive test instruments - both analog and digital - for the workbench. This book instructs hobbyists how to construct a voltage range detector, digital voltmeter, transistor/diode tester, deluxe logic probe, light meter, temperature range detector, sine wave audio oscillator, sweep function generator, and many other essential pieces of test equipment - each in two hours or less, using components available at any local electronics store. The complete set of diagnostic tools featured here would cost thousands of dollars if purchased from a dealer, but this book shows readers how easy it is to build them at home for a fraction of the price. Delton T. Horn is the author of more than 35 electronics titles. They include "Designing and Building Electronic Filters" and "Troubleshooting and Repairing Electronic Music Synthesizers."
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