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Electronics Now (Jan. 1993) Departments: Articles: Ads: CIE -- A Shocking Offer! / CIE course catalog Tektronix Hameg
Electronics Now (Feb. 1993) Build this 250-volt Bench Power Supply
Electronics Now (Mar. 1993) ON THE COVER: Delicate jewelry can be hard enough to clean. It's difficult to reach all the nooks and crannies using ordinary cleansers and cloths, and scrubbing with harsh abrasives can cause damage to fragile items. The same problems can be even worse when trying to clean tools, connectors, and parts. Ultrasonic cleaning has been a common solution in commercial and industrial applications, but factory-made ultrasonic cleaners are beyond the budgets for small companies and hobbyists. Now you can build your own ultrasonic cleaner. It uses non-toxic, non-flammable cleaning solutions--and a bubbling action created by piezoelectric transducers-to get your jewelry, car and bicycle parts, card-edge connectors, circuit boards, tools and coins spic and span. ULTRASONIC CLEANER (DIY project) FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS (FETs) TIME DELAY RELAY (DIY Project) Electronics Now (Jun. 1993)
Electronics Now (Sept. 1993) Electronics Engineers' Book Club (ad)
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Electronics Now (Nov. 1993) Also see: Selected articles from Electronics Handbook (classic USA print magazine) |
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