Heathkit Continuing Education series
Kenneth G. Gordon
kgordon2006 at VERIZON.NET
Mon Aug 27 16:20:51 EDT 2007
I checked what I have, and I have the following:
DC Electronics
AC Electronics
Electronic Circuits
Semiconductor Devices
Digital Techniques, Vol 1 and Vol 2
Microprocessors, Vol 1 and Vol 2
Total: 8
I have three of the earlier blue "trainers".
1) ET-3100 "electronic design experimenter"
This has:
+ and - 0 - 15 VDC variable regulated power supplies
30 VAC center-tapped "Line Frequency" source
A sine/square wave generator covering the range 200 Hz to 10Khz
in two ranges.
A 1 K and a 10 K pot
and various "terminal boards" which use solid wire to jumper it all
together.
I use this one for analog circuit design.
2) ET-3200 digital design experienter.
This has:
+ and - 12 VDC and + 5 VDC fixed power supplies
4 ea logic indicators
A three-frequency clock output, 1 Hz, 1 Khz and 100 Khz
Two logic switches
Four data switches
A square-wave Line Source
Various plug-boards.
3) ET-3400 Microprocessor training system.
This includes:
A Motorola MC6800P CPU
4 banks of RAM
Control buffers
Data I/O
ROM
Key buffer
Address buffer
6 ea 7 segment LED readouts
A 17-key keypad
+ and - 12 VDC and + 5 VDC fixed voltage power supplies
An 8 position dip switch for inputing binary data, with 8 ea LEDs to
show their state.
4) I also have a later brown Laboratory Breadboard model ET-
3300B
This has + and - 12 VDC at 100 mA power supplies, a 5 VDC at 1.5
AMP power supply and a bunch of the terminal strips.
All of these devices have built-in AC supplies, and are usually
available on Ebay for reasonable prices.
I find them all to be quite useful.
I hope this information helps whomever was looking for it.
Ken Gordon W7EKB
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