Illustrated Fun Electronics Projects: Radio Electronics Circuit Making

Author: (Japanese) Tadashi Ookubo
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Features: This book is part of the "Illustrated Fun Electronics Projects" series. It primarily provides typical examples for radio enthusiasts who are passionate about hands-on DIY equipment, explaining circuit principles, sharing practical debugging experiences, and more. The author himself is a radio communication enthusiast who has accumulated extensive insights into the design, construction, and use of small radio transceivers through early miniature radio transmitter/receiver competitions and later research. The book is divided into seven chapters. Chapters 1 to 4 are directly related to the design and construction of small radio transceivers, introducing the circuit principles, component configurations, key points of construction, and adjustment experiences of amateur radio bands, low-power radio transmitters, and receivers. Chapter 5 covers instruments and testing techniques related to radio transceiver construction and application. Chapter 6 explains antennas. Chapter 7 is an extension of radio applications, such as fiber optics, amplification, filtering, and power supply issues. In summary, the book does not spend too much space on theory but focuses on hands-on practice, practicality, and experience, making it suitable for amateur electronics enthusiasts to learn and reference.