...Looks like I have to build all the projects that I didn't managed during my youth.... back then my preferences were power supplies, audio circuits and transmitters.
In the audio department something useful was an audio frequency generator , unfortunately an interesting project back then used a XR2206 IC which cost'd the equivalent to 6 Eur by today's money, that's not much, it was 30 years ago.
So back then the best I could manage was the finger test and check for audio output...
Recently come across one of those chips and decided to give it a go.
Here's the final outcome
It would be cheaper to buy one ready made... half the fun.
Also added an Arduino frequency counter with bubble display.
Inside plenty of space:
...but not everything fitted on the front panel:
And some outputs from it:
..I didn't used the full potential of the chip, it can do also some modulation but left that as a possibility for the future, it also only outputs AC component on the triangle and sinusoidal output.
Schematic was similar this one with small adaptations:
In the initial testing of the counter code...
In all fairness, do I need it? No. Did I used it already, No... but less one project in my "youth" list.... If I remember still have a multimeter with the ICL7106 and an STK audio amp to do :)
Have a nice week!
In the audio department something useful was an audio frequency generator , unfortunately an interesting project back then used a XR2206 IC which cost'd the equivalent to 6 Eur by today's money, that's not much, it was 30 years ago.
So back then the best I could manage was the finger test and check for audio output...
Recently come across one of those chips and decided to give it a go.
Here's the final outcome
It would be cheaper to buy one ready made... half the fun.
Also added an Arduino frequency counter with bubble display.
Inside plenty of space:
...but not everything fitted on the front panel:
And some outputs from it:
..I didn't used the full potential of the chip, it can do also some modulation but left that as a possibility for the future, it also only outputs AC component on the triangle and sinusoidal output.
Schematic was similar this one with small adaptations:
In the initial testing of the counter code...
In all fairness, do I need it? No. Did I used it already, No... but less one project in my "youth" list.... If I remember still have a multimeter with the ICL7106 and an STK audio amp to do :)
Have a nice week!
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