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  7. Feature: Forget leaves on the line! by Mark Nelson
  8. Feature: The Fox Report by Barry Fox
  9. Feature: Net Work by Alan Winstanley
  10. Project: SMD Test Tweezers by Tim Blythman
  11. Project: Tele-com Intercom using analogue phones by Greig Sheridan and Ross Herbert
  12. Project: TOUCHSCREEN AND REMOTE DIGITAL PREAMP WITH TONE CONTROLS by NICHOLAS VINEN AND TIM BLYTHMAN
  13. Feature: Self-Contained 3.8GHz Digital Attenuator by Jim Rowe
  14. Feature: Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell
  15. Feature: Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce
  16. Feature: Max’s Cool Beans by Max the Magnificent
  17. Feature: AUDIO OUT by Jake Rothman
  18. Feature: KickStart by Mike Tooley
  19. Feature: Electronic Building Blocks by Julian Edgar
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  21. Advertising Index

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Practical Electronics Volume 51. No. 10 October 2022 ISSN 2632 573X Contents Projects and Circuits SMD Test Tweezers by Tim Blythman This clever little device can measure the values of SMD resistors and capacitors, plus show diode and LED orientations and measure their forward voltages. 16 Tele-com by Greig Sheridan and Ross Herbert 22 Do you have a classic Bakelite phone with a real bell that generates a fantastic ring sound? Now you can hear it again and speak to someone at the other end! Touchscreen and Remote Digital Preamp with Tone Controls – Part 2 by Nicholas Vinen and Tim Blythman e introduced our ne igital rea lifier last onth. o e ll go through the construction and testing procedures. 33 Self-Contained 3.8GHz Digital Attenuator by Jim Rowe This digitally programmable RF attenuator module with a built-in microcontroller can attenuate RF signals from 1MHz to 3.8GHz by 0-31dB in 1dB steps. 38 Techno Talk by Mark Nelson Forget leaves on the line! 8 The Fox Report by Barry Fox A farcical system 10 Net Work by Alan Winstanley A round-up of topical technological issues and trends from the UK and around the world – from whole-home mesh wireless systems to the latest email clients. 12 Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell Electronically controlled resistance – Part 2 41 Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce Part 40: Simple PicoMite GPS tracker 46 a s Cool eans y ax The agnificent Flashing LEDs and other engineering temptations – Part 32 50 Audio Out by Jake Rothman Transformers in audio – Part 3 54 Series, Features and Columns KickStart by Mike Tooley art etting to gri s ith lo o er o erational a lifiers Electronic uilding loc s by Julian Edgar Selecting and Using Actuators – Part 1 64 Wireless for the Warrior Subscribe to Practical Electronics and save money NEW! Practical Electronics back issues DOWNLOADS – 2021 now available! Reader services – Editorial and Advertising Departments Editorial Ring, ring!... SMD tweezers... Please! Exclusive Microchip reader offer Win a Microchip MPLAB Snap In-Circuit Debugger PE Teach-In 9 PE Teach-In 8 Practical Electronics PC ervice PCBs for Practical Electronics projects Classified ads and Advertiser inde Next month! – highlights of our next issue of Practical Electronics 2 4 6 7 7 Regulars and Services Made in the UK. Written in Britain, Australia, the US and Ireland. Read everywhere. © Electron Publishing Limited 2022 Copyright in all drawings, photographs, articles, technical designs, software and intellectual property published in Practical Electronics is fully protected, and reproduction or imitation in whole or in part are expressly forbidden. The November 2022 issue of Practical Electronics will be published on Thursday, 6 October 2022 – see page 72. Practical Electronics | October | 2022 58 9 21 63 72 1