Found in a 1924 documentation, this circuit is powered by 3 batteries, two of which are high voltage. The output is a high impedance headphone jack.
Found in a 1967 General Electric SCR manual, this circuit uses a neon lamp to produce opposing SCR...
This is one of the many versions of this circuit that the reader will find on the website. This...
The circuit shown in the figure is suggested by Texas Instruments and allows data transmission on TTL devices...