Last year Mr Hoozammer decided to purchase an old Philips Clock Radio.  Just for fun, as he found the exact version (Model AS-285) on Face Book Marketplace as he had owned many (many) years ago.  It was locally available, and it was only $25.  Bargain!  Refer to figure 1 below.     Figure 1 – Phillips […]

I’ve owned a ‘Victor VC2002’ signal generator since 2016.  It’s a cheap and cheerful design, based on a (now obsolete) MAX038 signal generator IC, with an AT89C51 micro-controller that handles the display, push buttons and selects one of six reference capacitors that set its frequencies ranges.  It was a bargain, bought via eBay for $65

In late 2014 Mr Hoozammer decided to get back into electrical/electronic engineering, having designed some products in the mid 1980s and in 2009-10.   A digital oscilloscope, signal generator, bench-top DC power supply and other items were acquired and time was spent looking for a few projects to pursue. Perhaps doing things with ‘Raspberry Pi’