| Table of Contents
- Book 3
Introduction
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS SECTION
- Let the signals flash
- The light emitting diode - a lamp without limits
- Railroad signals with one-button control
- A controller for soft starts and stops
- Mini Tip: Basic Cab Control none PWM output
- Mini Tip: Alternative wiring paint-on leads
- Block control with soft acceleration and braking
- Fires with electronics
- Jack up the voltage!
- Mini-Tip: Electronic Reverser Switch
- Mrklin two-train operation with one power pack
- Mini-Tip: The thyristor how to test it and how to replace it
- Let the trains control platform lighting
- Flashing grade crossing signals
- A control panel overload indicator
- Infra-red control of grade crossing signals
- Running DC locomotives with Marklin AC power packs
- An electronic fuse with a reset feature
- An inexpensive electronic relay for universal application
- Three signal indications from one lamp
- Modular sound generator for diesel locomotives
- Mini-Tip: Sounds effect generator
PROGRAM CONTROLLED MODULES - WITHOUT A COMPUTER
- We'll start with the basic module
- Mini Tip: The beginner's volt meter
- Lighting in houses and apartments
- Mint-Tip: Light control in smaller buildings
- Mini-Tip: A horn for diesel locomotives
- The time controlled street intersection
- Mini-Tip: Road traffic control
- Mini-Tip: General flash warning lights
- Three program controlled elevator project
- Mini Tips: A handheld controller
- Life at the fire station
- Sirens for emergency vehicles
- The smart grade crossing for all scales and systems
- Mini Tip: End of train warning device
- The smart grade crossing adapted for Marklin H0
MORE MINI TIPS
- Speed regulation device for small stationary motors
- Power transistor protection
- Build warning lights for roadwork
- Sound amplifier
- Flash equipped warning cones at traffic accident and roadwork sites
- When I need an extra logic gate
- Double blink with six components
- An AC switch servo
- Turn your reverser right
- High voltage flashes with sound effects
- Circuits using LDRs
- Measuring LDRs
- CMOS technique: What do I do with surplus CMOS gates?
- Remote controlled passenger car constant lighting
- CMOS technique: Different ways of connecting LEDs & LED basics
- The ABC of the LED
- CMOS technique: Slow and quick functions
- Polarity detector for DC operations
- For AC locomotives: An electronic reverser
- CMOS technique: When working with high frequencies...
- Time relay for intermittent operations
- End of train device with constant lighting
- The red caboose lights
- Flash generator per Railroad X-ings
COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS
- Mini-Tip: How to operate Swiss can motors
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