This simple unijunction and bipolar generator appeared in Radio Electronics magazine in September 1865. It generates signals from 100 kHz to 60 MHz and is powered by two 9 V batteries.
This circuit can be used to listen for SSB signals on receivers that do not have the built-in...
This configuration was found in Raytheon's circuit manual from the 1960s. The circuit has an...
Tem The CMOS oscillator illustrated in the figure has a frequency that depends on the temperature sensor, a...