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output of C1 to ground at the input of the first op-amp stage U2:B Integrated circuit sections U2:A and U2:B form an amplifier/filter and tuning The tuning is controlled via R6, which is placed in a shielded enclosure to prevent circuit oscillation The potentiometer is kept separate in a small shielded box formed by some scrap pieces of thin circuit board soldered together The output from U2:A is next fed to IC:D and U2:C which forms an amplifier/integrator section A final buffer amplifier section at U1 is used to drive the 0-1 mA meter at the output The output of the SIDs receiver at (A) can be coupled a low cost data-logger in order to record signals over time The SIDs receiver was built on a circuit board circuit board, for most reliable operation, but other types of RF building techniques could be used The circuit board is available from FAR Circuits see Appendix Before we begin building the circuit take a few minutes to locate a clean well lit work table or work bench You will want to locate a small 27 to 33 watt pencil-tipped soldering iron, a roll of 60/40 tin/lead rosin core solder, and a small jar of Tip Tinner, a soldering iron tip cleaner/dresser Tip Tinner is available at a local Radio Shack store You will also need some small hand tools, such as a small flat-blade screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a pair of small needle-nose pliers, a pair of tweezers, a magnifying glass and a pair of end-cutters

Once you have gathered all the tools, locate all the circuit diagrams, such as the schematics, the parts layout diagram, the resistor and capacitor code charts, etc Place all the component parts, along with all your tools and diagrams, in front of you, warm up your solder iron and we will start building the SIDs receiver project First we will identify the resistors for the project Refer to the chart shown in Table 19-1, which will help you to identify the resistor color codes Resistors usually have three or four color bands on the body of the resistor which denotes the resistor value The color bands begin at one end of the resistor body close to the edge The first color band on resistor R1 is orange, this denotes the digit three (3) The second color band is also orange, which is the digit number three (3), and the third color band is the resistor s multiplier value which is red, and this suggests a multiplier value of 100 So the resistor value for R1 is (3) times (3) times (100) or 33k or 3300 ohms The tolerance value of a resistor is noted in the four color band A fourth color band which is silver is a 10% tolerance resistor, while a gold fourth band denotes a 5% tolerance value If there is no fourth color band then the resistor will have a 20% tolerance value Once you have identified resistor R1, you will note that resistors R1, R2, R3 and R4 all have the same color codes, therefore they all have the same value Check your parts layout diagram and the schematic to