This decibels meter circuit responds for sound pressure levels from about 60-70 dB(Decibels). That sound is picked up by an 8 ohm speaker, amplified with a transistors stage and LM324 op-amp section.
Decibels Meter Circuit Using LM324
Digital Sound Level Meter
This circuit is a digital sound level meter with a LCD screen, capable of displaying 80 characters (4 rows with 20 characters on each). You can build this LCD display. It also provides more debugging information, such as the minimum and maximum analog-to-digital samples that were measured during each period.
Regulated Power Supply 20A
A heavy duty 13.8V regulated power supply is a fine thing to have in the shack, but unless you acquire one secondhand, is an expensive little beastie to buy. This means building one should be considered, not only for the cost savings, but also because you can brag about it on air to your mates. Of course, careful consideration must be given to the properties of the completed supply, and after talking to a few of my friends who have built their own and fallen into all the traps, here are the printable ones : RF proof, easy to make, commonly available parts used, but above all CHEAP.
Variable Power Supply 12V
Here's a 12V variable power supply circuit. Features: 1.3-12.2 V, 1 A, over-current protection. It's a simple but reliable device based one of the oldest integrated voltage regulators of them all - the LM723.
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