EW LAB TESTS VOLT -OHM -MILLIAMMETERS CATV -Its Future Starts Now COLOR TV for 1971 DIGITAL INSTRUMENTS -More on Electronic Counters
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No more nead to return the meter to factory for repair . just replace the 9 DC zero center ranges from .05 volts to 500 fuse. volts . a must for delicate transistor bias measurements Special probe with 100K isolatior -Esistor in probe to prevent AC pickup or tc prevent loading 7 resistance ranges from 1000 ohms ful scale to oscillator circuits. Leave in normal position for 1000 megohms most tests. Low voltage of .08 Here is why you volts prevents tran- should have both Hi Higher voltage of 1.5 from sistors conduct- and Lo battery volt- volts causes semi- ing and misreading conductors to con- circuit. Resistor will ages for correct in- duct ro rezd proper now read 10K as it circuit resistance front -to -back ratio or i should. Also prevents measurements in T condu:tivity of tran- any damage to tran- solid state circuits: sistors.. 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McAlister of simple circuits used to keep logic elements from being triggered ., because of contact bounce in relays, push- buttons, and toggle switches. 30 Recent Developments in Electronics 32 Digital Instruments Part 6. More About Electronic Counters THIS MONTH'S COVER EW Volt- Ohm -Milliammeters Julian D Hirsch shows the three new Dolby - 34 Lab Tests ized cassette decks that we --,Ay v ,611,y; tip. -u it cf II,.S. performance, and prices. Included are measurements on eighteen of newest models from half -dozen manufacturers tested and are reporting on in this issue. At the top left is the Harman -Kardon CAD -5; at the top right is the Fisher RC -80; and at the bottom right is the 3ç CATV -Its Future Starts Now WalterH Buchsbaum e over from on- the -air TV? Some answers Advent 200. Complete details ,r. -. installations in New York City and Akron.Ohio. on performance and prices will be found in our report on these three products. Pho- tograph by Dirone -Denner. 42 How to Locate Buried -Conductor Faults John T. Bailey Although the electronics man do, :Fly work with buried cables, he can use his knowledge of bridge circuits nu d c v.t.v.m.'s to find underground faults. 43 Color TV for 1971 (Part 2) Forest H. Belt 50 The "Perfect" Customer John Frye 6: Make Your Own Integrated- Circuit Modules Frank H. Tooker Publisher LAWRENCE SPORN 70 Solid -State Probe Thermometer cordon Gregg Editor WM. A. STOCKLIN Technical Editor 7 Reader Service Page MILTON S. SNITZER Managing Editor PRISCILLA B. HOEFER 12 EW Lab Tested Associate Editor Harm don "Citation 12" Stereo Amplifier MURRAY SUNTAG Advent ...Ivocate 101" Noise -Reduction Unit Contribution Fditors WALTER H.