Do-it-yourself projects and technology updates

FM Stereo Encoder Multiplexor

Well, I have already covered this topic, but Mario, a reader of mine submitted this cool link that actually uses this device. The nice thing about this stereo transmitter is that it will allow you to use any mono FM transmitter to transmit the signal. This chip basically encodes the two stereo signals. It splices them together. Anyway, go check out this link. It gives a PCB that you can build.
…This stereo encoder is the perfect solution for those looking for a high quality stereo sound transmission at a low cost. This stereo encoder produces an excellent crystal clear stereo sound and very good channel separation that can match with many more expensive stereo encoders that are available on the market. It is all possible thanks to a 38KHz quartz crystal that controls the 19kHz pilot tone…

This transmitter will work with any mono FM transmitter including TX300 and TX500 which are available on our website. The whole circuit may easily fit on a small 1” x 1.5” printed circuit board allowing to fit in places where the space is very limited…[Link]

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Well, the guy I had lined up to write for me backed out. I am going to try to update as much as I can. They won’t be in depth articles unless I have a good bit of time. If you all want to help me out, then find some good electronics DIY projects and submit them to me. If you even want to write a quick writeup about it, I can include it, and will give you credit. Either email me at lipscgr@gmail.com, or find the submit news tab at the top, and include it in there. Be sure to include your own website if you have one so I can give you credit.

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