Practical circuit design 450 useful circuits for radio amateurs. Practical circuit design
A collection of diagrams, grouped according to the main areas of modern radio electronics, is intended to familiarize beginners and trained radio amateurs with the basics of creating components and analogues of elements of radio-electronic devices. The collection includes over 450 simple patterns, available for independent repetition from minimum set common radio components. About 40% of the presented schemes were developed by the author of the collection. The collection will be useful for both beginners and trained radio amateurs, as well as specialists in the field of radio electronics.
Zener diodes and their semiconductor analogs.
Zener diodes (Zener diodes, Z-diodes) are designed to stabilize voltage and operating modes of various components radio-electronic equipment. The operating principle of the zener diode is based on the Zener phenomenon breakdown no. transition. This type of electrical breakdown occurs in reverse-biased semiconductor junctions when the voltage increases above a certain critical level. In addition to the Zener breakdown, avalanche breakdown is known and used to stabilize voltage. Typical dependences of the current through a semiconductor device (zener diode) on the magnitude of the applied direct or reverse voltage (current-voltage characteristics, 8АХ) are shown in Fig. 1.1.
The forward branches of the current-voltage characteristics of various zener diodes are almost identical (Fig. 1.1), and the reverse branch has individual characteristics for each type of zener diode. These parameters are: stabilization voltage: minimum and maximum stabilization current: slope angle of the current-voltage characteristic. characterizing the magnitude of the dynamic resistance of the zener diode (its “quality”); maximum power dissipation; temperature coefficient stabilization voltage (STV) - used for circuit calculations.
Content
Introduction
1. Zener diodes and their semiconductor analogues
2. Equivalents semiconductor devices
3. Basic circuits for connecting transistors
4. Low frequency amplifiers
5. Cascode amplifiers
6. Pulse generators
7. Schmitt trigger pulse generators, class D amplifiers and CMOS switch pulse generators
8. Pulse generators based on analogues of injection field-effect transistors, pulse generators based on non-gavaristors
9. Low-voltage converters for powering LEDs
10. Feedback in generators
11. Low frequency generators
12. Generators high frequency
13. Radio transmitting devices
14. Radios
15. Low-wire communication and switching devices
16. Relay circuits
17. Thyristor load switches
18. Low-power switching devices, thyristor timers. CMOS switches
19. Comparators and their application, gradient relays
20. Indicators of electric and magnetic fields
21. Metal detectors
22. Code locks
23. Sound simulators, electric and color music, electronic toys
24. Devices for searching and diagnosing biologically active points
25. Water ionizers
26. Basic elements of digital logic
27. Electronic devices on CMOS chips
28. Sound alarms security systems and devices
29. Analog Application digital chips
30. Linear inverse bridge and modulated current bridge
31. Multi-band measuring instruments
32. Simple measuring instruments, capacitor capacitance meters, checking electronic components
33. Color-dynamic measuring instruments
34. “Phase” indicators on LEDs
35. Rectifiers, filters, stabilizers
36. Power off indicators
37. Circuits... on microcircuits
Application
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Shustov M.A. - Practical circuit design. 450 useful diagrams for radio amateurs. (2003)
A collection of diagrams, grouped according to the main areas of modern radio electronics, is intended to familiarize beginners and trained radio amateurs with the basics of creating components and analogues of elements of radio-electronic devices.The collection includes over 450 simple circuits that can be replicated independently from a minimal set of common radio components. About 40% of the presented schemes were developed by the author of the collection.
The collection will be useful for both beginners and trained radio amateurs, as well as specialists in the field of radio electronics.
Shustov M.A. - Practical circuit design. Power supplies and stabilizers. (2002)
The book contains diagrams of the main and most interesting or original options transformer and transformerless stabilized and unstabilized power supplies described in radio engineering literature over the past forty years. The proposed collection may be useful as a kind of reference manual for specialists and radio amateurs various levels preparation, and also serve as a starting point for creating or improving your own radio-electronic devices.Shustov M.A. - Practical circuit design. Voltage converters. (2002)
All about converters and voltage stabilizers on modern element base in the book “Practical Circuit Engineering. Voltage converters. Book 3" Shustov M. A. Great amount valuable information on microcircuits of pulse voltage converters, formulas for calculating overall power and windings pulse transformers, circuits of transformer and capacitor converters. The circuits and principles of operation of self-oscillating voltage converters and converters with pulse excitation, step-up and step-down voltage converters are considered, and attention is paid to converters based on piezoelectric transformers. The book “Practical circuit design. Voltage converters" Shustov M. A. contains a lot of diagrams of various power supplies with explanations, reference materials on widely used microcircuits and transistors used in the construction pulse sources nutrition.Shustov M.A. - Practical circuit design. Monitoring and protection of power supplies. (2007)
This book covers issues of instrumentation and quality control of power supply parameters; various methods active and passive protection of electronic equipment in the event of emergency situations; basic methods of redundancy of power and load circuits; devices and methods for restoring chemical power sources - batteries and accumulators.The materials in the collection can be used as a reference guide in the development and improvement of power supplies, means and methods of their control and protection.
The collection may be useful in practical activities for radio amateurs and professionals of various levels of training.
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Year: 2002-2007
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Download: Shustov M.A. Practical circuit design (Series of 4 books)
A collection of diagrams, grouped according to the main areas of modern radio electronics, is intended to familiarize beginners and trained radio amateurs with the basics of creating components and analogues of elements of radio-electronic devices.
The collection includes over 450 simple circuits that can be replicated independently from a minimal set of common radio components. About 40% of the presented schemes were developed by the author of the collection.
The collection will be useful for both beginners and trained radio amateurs, as well as specialists in the field of radio electronics.
Introduction................................... 5
1. Zener diodes and their semiconductor analogs..... 9
2. Equivalents of semiconductor devices........ 19
3. Basic circuits for connecting transistors......... 27
4. Low-frequency amplifiers................... 35
5. Cascode amplifiers.................................... 44
6. Pulse generators.................................... 54
7. Schmitt trigger pulse generators, class D amplifiers
and pulse generators on CMOS switches..... 63
8. Pulse generators based on analogues of injection field-effect transistors, pulse generators based on non-gavaristors. 71
9. Low-voltage converters for powering LEDs........ 79
10. Feedback in generators................... 96
11. Low frequency generators................... 103
12. High frequency generators................ 112
13. Radio transmitting devices........................ 120
14. Radios.................................... 129
15. Low-wire communication and switching devices..... 138
16. Relay circuits.................................... 145
17. Thyristor load switches............ 153
18. Low-power switching devices, thyristor timers, CMOS switches.......161
19. Comparators and their application, gradient relays.... 169
20. Indicators of electric and magnetic fields...... 177
21. Metal detectors.................................... 186
22. Combination locks........................ 195
23. Sound simulators, electric and color music, electronic toys......210
24. Devices for searching and diagnosing biologically active points........218
25. Water ionizers........................ 225
26. Basic elements of digital logic........... 232
27. Electronic devices on CMOS chips..... 238
28. Sound alarm security systems and devices.... 251
29. Analog application of digital microcircuits...... 258
30. Linear inverse bridge and modulated current bridge. 264
31. Multi-range measuring instruments....... 272
32. Simple measuring instruments, capacitance meters, checking electronic components. . . 279
Name: Practical circuit design in 3 books
Shustov M.A.
Publisher: Altex-A
Year: 2003
Pages: 737
Language: Russian
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Book 1, “450 Useful Schemes for Radio Amateurs,” presents a collection of diagrams grouped according to the main areas of modern radio electronics and is intended to familiarize beginners and trained radio amateurs with the basics of creating components and analogues of elements of radio-electronic devices. The collection includes over 450 simple circuits that can be replicated independently from a minimal set of common radio components. About 40% of the presented schemes were developed by the author of the collection.
Content
1. Zener diodes and their semiconductor analogues
2. Equivalents of semiconductor devices
3. Basic circuits for connecting transistors
4. Low frequency amplifiers
5. Cascode amplifiers
6. Pulse generators
7. Schmitt trigger pulse generators, class D amplifiers and CMOS switch pulse generators
8. Pulse generators based on analogues of injection field-effect transistors, pulse generators based on non-gavaristors
9. Low-voltage converters for powering LEDs
10. Feedback in generators
11. Low frequency generators
12. High frequency generators
13. Radio transmitting devices
14. Radios
15. Low-wire communication and switching devices
16. Relay circuits
17. Thyristor load switches
18. Low-power switching devices, thyristor timers, CMOS switches
19. Comparators and their application, gradient relays
20. Indicators of electric and magnetic fields
21. Metal detectors
22. Combination locks
23. Sound simulators, electric and color music, electronic toys
24. Devices for searching and diagnosing biologically active points
25. Water ionizers
26. Basic elements of digital logic
27. Electronic devices on CMOS chips
28. Sound alarm security systems and devices
29. Analog application of digital chips
30. Linear inverse bridge and modulated current bridge
31. Multi-range measuring instruments
32. Simple measuring instruments, capacitance meters, checking electronic components
33. Color-dynamic measuring instruments
34. “Phase” indicators on LEDs
35. Rectifiers, filters, stabilizers
36. Power off indicators
37. Circuits... on microcircuits
Book 2, “Power Supplies and Stabilizers,” examines and systematizes the circuits and principles of operation of power supplies and voltage stabilizers - a class of devices that no modern radio-electronic design can do without. The book contains diagrams of the main and most interesting or original variants of transformer and transformerless, stabilized and unstabilized power supplies described in radio engineering literature over the past forty years.
The proposed collection can be useful as a kind of reference manual for specialists and radio amateurs of various levels of training, and also serve as a starting point for creating and improving their own radio-electronic devices.
Content
1. Rectifier circuits
2. Transformer power supplies
3. Voltage multipliers
4. Filters in power supplies
5. DC stabilizers
6. Stabilizers DC voltage general purpose
7. Artificial midpoint formers
8. Low-voltage DC voltage stabilizers
9. High DC voltage stabilizers
10. Use of specialized microcircuits to stabilize current and voltage
11. AC voltage stabilizers
12. Transformer power supplies with a quenching capacitor
13. Transformerless network sources stabilized power supply with quenching capacitor
14. Calculation of transformerless power supplies with a quenching capacitor
Application. Safety precautions when performing work on setting up and repairing power supplies
Book 3 "Voltage Converters" reviews and systematizes information about promising ideas and circuit solutions in the field of creating voltage converters. Classes of voltage converters based on capacitive and inductive energy storage devices are also considered, much attention is paid to highly efficient small-sized energy-intensive pulse converters. The principles of creating self-oscillating converters of small and high power, generators to obtain high voltage.
The information presented in the book can be useful both to professional specialists and radio amateurs constructing modern devices voltage conversion. The proposed collection can be useful as a kind of reference manual for specialists and radio amateurs of various levels of training, and also serve as a starting point for creating or improving their own radio-electronic devices.
Content
1. Transformerless capacitor voltage converters
2. Voltage converters using switched and modulated capacitors
3. Multiplexer capacitor voltage converters on microcircuits
4. Switching voltage converters
5. Switching power supplies
6. Switching stabilizers voltage
7. Switching voltage stabilizers on microcircuits
8. Transformer voltage converters with pulse excitation
9. Autogenerator voltage converters
10. High power step-up transformer voltage converters
11. High voltage generators with capacitive energy storage
12. High-voltage generators with inductive energy storage
13. Voltage converters based on piezoelectric transformers
Appendix 1. Calculation of transformers of switching power supplies
Appendix 2. Safety regulations
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Book 1. 450 useful circuits for radio amateurs
A collection of diagrams, grouped according to the main areas of modern radio electronics, is intended to familiarize beginners and trained radio amateurs with the basics of creating components and analogues of elements of radio-electronic devices.
The collection includes over 450 simple circuits that can be replicated independently from a minimal set of common radio components. About 40% of the presented schemes were developed by the author of the collection.
The collection will be useful for both beginners and trained radio amateurs, as well as specialists in the field of radio electronics.
Book 2. Power supplies and stabilizers
Dear readers! The publication you are holding in your hands examines and systematizes the circuits and principles of operation of power supplies and voltage stabilizers - a class of devices that no modern radio-electronic design can do without.
The book contains diagrams of the main and most interesting or original variants of transformer and transformerless stabilized and unstabilized power supplies described in radio engineering literature over the past forty years.
The proposed collection can be useful as a kind of reference manual for specialists and radio amateurs of various levels of training, and also serve as a starting point for creating or improving their own radio-electronic devices.
Book 3. Voltage converters
The book presented to your attention reviews and systematizes information about promising ideas and circuit solutions in the field of creating voltage converters. classes of voltage converters based on capacitive and inductive energy storage devices are also considered, much attention is paid to highly efficient small-sized energy-intensive pulse converters, the principles of creating self-oscillating converters of low and high power, and generators for producing high voltage are considered.
The information presented in the book can be useful both to professional specialists and radio amateurs designing modern voltage conversion devices. The proposed collection can be useful as a kind of reference manual for specialists and radio amateurs of various levels of training, and also serve as a starting point for creating or improving their own radio-electronic devices.
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