Here’s a way of transmitting audio that makes it virtually impossible for someone else to listen in. Instead of sending radio waves bouncing all over creation, this uses the focused light of a laser ...
Here’s a way of transmitting audio that makes it virtually impossible for someone else to listen in. Instead of sending radio waves bouncing all over creation, this uses the focused light of a laser ...
The intercom circuit described here uses two transistors, an audio transformer, and a few passive components in addition to condenser microphone and low-wattage speaker (refer Fig. 1). The complete ...
Audio passed from lips to ears over short distances before the advent of radio. Broadcast changed that by using electronics to transport audio over great distances. As you know it starts with a ...
Remember Kenneth Lundgren’s unidentified audio transformer, discussed earlier and pictured here? There was no identification marking, so Kenneth invited thoughts from our readers about the type of ...
In professional audio, analog interconnections between devices typically use “balanced” interfaces. At the source, a balanced output stage differentially drives two signal wires (theoretically with ...
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