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They began publishing Popular Electronics magazine in 1954, and it soon became one of the best-selling DIY electronics magazines. And now you can relive those bygone days of yore by browsing through this archive of PDFs of all back issues from 1954 to 1982.

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Reading back through the magazine’s history gives you a good feel for the technological state of the art, at least as far as the DIYer is concerned. In the 1950s and 1960s (and onwards) radio is a big deal. By the 1970s, hi-fi equipment is hot and you get an inkling for the dawn of the digital computer age. Indeed, the archive ends in 1982 when the magazine changed its name to Computers and Electronics magazine.

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It’s fun to see how much has changed, but there’s a bunch of useful material in there as well. In particular, each issue has a couple ultra-low-parts-count circuit designs that could certainly find a place in a modern project. For example, a “Touch-Controlled Solid State Switch” in July 1982 (PDF), using a hex inverter chip (CD4049) and a small handful of passive components.

But it’s the historical content that we find most interesting. For instance there is a nice article on the state of the art in computer memory (“The Electronic Mind — How it Remembers”) in August 1956 (PDF).

Have a good time digging through the archives, and if you find something you really like, let us know in the comments.

This is a list of electronics projects published in Radio-Electronics magazine under the 'Build This' heading.

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1980[edit]

TitleDescriptionAuthorIssuePublication date
Slot machineEasy to build; fun to use. Hit the jackpot if you can.Fred Blechman, David McDonald51/1January 1980
Conference caller for your phoneAdd one to your phone today.Jules Gilder51/1January 1980
TRS-80 breadboardPart 3: Now that it's complete here are some practical applications.Jon Titus, Chris Titus, David Larsen51/1January 1980
Audio power level meterHook it up to your hi-fi and protect your amplifier and speakers against power overload.Joseph Gorin51/2February 1980
Satellite TV earth stationBuild your own backyard installation for under $1000.Bob Cooper51/2February 1980
Versatile switching regulatorThis circuit can be programmed for step up, step down, positive, negative, voltage and current regulation.Robert Frostholm51/2February 1980
Not just another digital clock5 1/2-inch high single-digit LED readout makes this clock unique.John D. Warobiew51/2February 1980
Automotive burglar alarmBuild it for less than $20. Automatic feature protects your car without having to turn the alarm on or off.Steve R. Stout51/3March 1980
Backyard satellite TV receiverDetails of the LNA front-end gets you started building your own backyard installation.Robert B. Cooper, Jr.51/3March 1980
Thunderstorm alarmSimple radio accessory provides early warning of approaching storm.Calvin R. Graf51/3March 1980
Triggered oscilloscopeA 2-MHz bandwidth and a zero-baseline display for under $125.Daniel Metzger, Dennis Perry51/4April 1980
Backyard satellite TV receiverThis concluding part describes how to recover the video and audio signals from the satellite signal and then display them on your TV set.Robert B. Cooper, Jr.51/4April 1980
Portable electronic organLearn to play a keyboard instrument on either one of the two inexpensive organs described. One plays melody, the other plays melody and chords.I. Queen51/4April 1980
3 1/2 digit DMMSpecifically designed for accuracy and minimal cost, this DMM lets you select and add the features you need.Carson Chen51/4April 1980
Professional drum synthesizerUnique device provides many of the features only found in synthesizers costing several times more.Steve Wood51/5May 1980
Triggered oscilloscopePart 2—Final construction details for a scope with a 2-MHz bandwidth and a zero baseline display for under $125.Daniel Metzger, Dennis Perry51/5May 1980
Versatile analog interfaceWhen connected to your computer, this simple device along with the proper software can be used for a wide variety of interfacing applications, including joysticks.John R. Hanson51/5May 1980
Wide-range audio generatorGreat addition for your test bench produces sine and square waves over the audio band from 10 Hz to 50 kHz.Richard Schroeder51/5May 1980
Automotive voltage regulatorImproved design overcomes many of the shortcomings of factory-installed units.L. Steven Cheairs51/6June 1980
Synthesized function generatorPhase-locked-loop technology results in improved performance.Gary McClellan51/6June 1980
Professional drum synthesizerPart 2—Final construction details. This unique device provides many of the features normally found on synthesizers costing several times more.Steve Wood51/6June 1980
Environmental control centerTechnology and Mother Nature work together to reduce home heating and cooling costs.Tom Stults51/7July 1980
Home intercom systemSimple and inexpensive way to hear—and be heard—all through the house.David J. Sweeney51/7July 1980
Synthesized function generatorPart 2—Complete construction details. A professional-quality tool for the experimenter or technician.Gary McClellan51/7July 1980
Unicorn-1 robotPart 1. Complete with manipulator arms and mobile base, you can build this robot for under $400. Various levels of control and intelligence are described, including an on-board computer.James A. Gupton, Jr.51/8August 1980
Raceway videogameAfter you build this video game, you can pretend to be an Indy 500 race-car driver without ever leaving the comfort of your armchair.L. Steven Cheairs51/8August 1980
6 audio test accessoriesConstruction details for 6 easy-to-build accessories for the audio test bench. Useful for troubleshooting or checking the performance of your hi-fi system.Gary Stock51/8August 1980
$10 logic probeA necessary instrument for troubleshooting digital circuitry.Fred Blechman51/8August 1980
Unicorn-1 robotPart 2. Assembling the manipulator arms and 'hands.'James A. Gupton, Jr.51/9September 1980
Wipeout videogameTen action-packed games in an arcade type videogame. Add on RF modulator and play it on your TV set.L. Steven Cheairs51/9September 1980
Synthesized function generatorThis is a precision laboratory or test-bench instrument capable of accuracy to 0.005%. Use it with logic circuits or as an audio or RF signal generator.Gary McClellan51/10October 1980
Unicorn-1 robotPart 3. Design and construction of the mobility base.James A. Gupton, Jr.51/10October 1980
Circuit design stationPrototype and debug your circuits using this battery-powered design station.James Barbarello51/11November 1980
Build your own robotPart 4. Construction details for the body frame and body rotation mechanism.James A. Gupton, Jr.51/11November 1980
A byte of power AC controllerInterface card for your computer lets you independently switch on or off 8 AC power circuits.L. Steven Cheairs51/11November 1980
Low frequency converterAdd-on accessory extends the low-frequency range of the Synthesized Function Generator.Gary McClellan51/12December 1980
Mini-speaker systemA high-performance speaker system for your hi-fi in a mini-sized package.Gary Stock51/12December 1980
Build your own robotPart 5: Construction details for completing the body and adding a voice.James A. Gupton51/12December 1980
Universal logic testerA one-IC device that checks out not only components, but entire circuits.Fred Blechman, K6UGT51/12December 1980
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1981[edit]

TitleDescriptionAuthorIssuePublication date
Pay-TV decoderAdaptor connects to the video-detector output inside your TV to descramble over-the-air pay-TV signals.Ray Pichulo52/1January 1981
Computer/TV interfaceAdaptor lets you modify your TV set for use as a video monitor.David E. Carter52/1January 1981
Unicorn-1 robotModifying the arms to provide a twist-of-the-wrist function plus adding LED motor-direction indicators.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/1January 1981
Pay-TV decoderPart 2—Construction details for an adaptor that connects to the video-detector output outside your TV to descramble over-the-air pay-TV signals.Ray Pichulo52/2February 1981
Unicorn-1 robotPart 7—Construction details for an interface board that will permit motor control via remote control or an on-board computer.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/2February 1981
DMM accessory for ultra-low ohmsAdd-on accessory for your DMM extends resistance measurements down to .0001 ohms.J. T. Cataldo52/2February 1981
PROM programmerProgram your own PROM's on your workbench with this inexpensive device.T. E. LeVere52/2February 1981
Audio signal restoration unitHear your records and tapes as you've never heard them before.Joseph M. Gorin52/3March 1981
Do-nothing boxDoes 'nothing' like you've never seen it done yet.Noel Nyman52/3March 1981
Unicorn-1 robotThe first step on the road to radio control.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/3March 1981
Computer-Selectric interfaceAn easy way to use an IBM Selectric terminal/printer for output from your computer.E. G. Brooner52/4April 1981
Unicorn-1 robotFinishing up the conversion to radio control.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/4April 1981
Audio-signal restoration unitBuild this and 'expand' your listening pleasure.Joseph M. Gorin52/4April 1981
Unicorn-1 robot—adding computer controlA look at the hardware and programming requirements needed to add computer control.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/5May 1981
LED VU meter for your hi-fiHere's an all-electronic digital VU meter that you can add to your hi-fi system.Bradley Albing52/5May 1981
Computer-to-Selectric interfacePart 2—An inexpensive way to use an IBM Selectric typewriter as a hard copy printer for your computer.E. G. Brooner52/5May 1981
$60 modemGive your computer a telephone interface. There's a lot waiting for it at the other end of the line.Robert Ward52/6June 1981
Lumitron-4 light sequencerA four-channel light controller that will put many commercial disco installations to shame.David L. Holmes52/6June 1981
Unicorn-1 robotGive your robot the senses of sight and touch.James A. Gupton, Jr.52/6June 1981
Negative ion generatorNegatively-charged oxygen is claimed to provide many benefits. Here's your chance to find out for yourself.Ronald E. Pyle52/7July 1981
$60 modemThe second part of this article winds up the construction phase of the project and introduces the software.Robert Ward52/7July 1981
Lumitron-4 light sequencerFinal construction and checkout and a fascinating light display.David L. Holmes52/7July 1981
Satellite TV antennaThe 8-Ball—a satellite TV antenna you can build for under $750.H. D. McCullough52/8August 1981
Synthesized RF generatorThe Programma-2 covers a range of 300 kHz to 30 MHz and costs about $3100 less than its commercial counterparts.Gary McClellan52/8August 1981
Electronic musical hornDon't blow your horn in traffic—play it!Fred Blechman, David McDonald52/8August 1981
$60 modemPart 3—The conclusion of this article presents the software your computer will need to use the modem.Robert Ward52/8August 1981
UHF prescalerExtend the range of your frequency counter up to 650 MHz.Bill Owen52/8August 1981
Hi-fi analog reverb systemAttach this to your hi-fi system and expand your listening room into a concert hall.Carl Sawtell52/9September 1981
Musical horn for your carPart 2. Toot your own tune with this easy to build and install musical horn. PROM's allow you to program whatever tunes you like.Fred Blechman, David McDonald52/9September 1981
Satellite TV antennaPart 2. Before you receive TV signals from satellites, you need an antenna. Here's an inexpensive design using commonly available materials.H. D. McCullough52/9September 1981
Synthesized RF generatorPart 2. Construction details for a 300 kHz to 30 MHz RF generator for your workbench.Gary McClellan52/9September 1981
Hi-fi analog reverb systemPart 2. Finishing up this audio-enhancement device that adds ambience to your listening room.Carl Sawtell52/10October 1981
Satellite TV antennaPart 3. How to install and aim the 8-Ball spherical TVRO antenna.H. D. McCullough52/10October 1981
Low frequency filterEliminate the ffects of annoying low-frequency record 'noise' with this simple circuit.Joseph M. Gorin52/11November 1981
Expanded scale voltmeterHere's a way for you to add super accuracy to your analog voltmeter.T. J. Byers52/11November 1981
Synthesized RF generatorPart 3. How to complete, calibrate and use the Programma-2.Gary McClellan52/11November 1981
Hi-fi decoder for discsCBS's new noise-reduction system for phonograph records. Build yours today and take advantage of the new, noiseless CX-encoded discs.Joel Cohen52/12December 1981
4 simple toysEasy to build and yet entertaining to a youngster. They all make delightful presents for the holiday season.Dan and Diane Talbot52/12December 1981
Hi-fi mini-speakerSmall, efficient, and great sounding. Based on a patented principle that works.George Pappanikolaou52/12December 1981
LIMIKHarmless insect-like gadget that is a sure-fire attention grabber.Merritt Kappel52/12December 1981

1982[edit]

TitleDescriptionAuthorIssuePublication date
Video sync stabilizerAccessory gadget for videocassete recorders displays rock-steady pictures from pre-recorded video tapes.Gene Roseth53/1January 1982
Hi-fi CX decoder for recordsPart 2: CBS's new noise-reduction system for phonograph records. Build yours today and take advantage of the new noiseless discs.Joel Cohen53/1January 1982
PROM programmerSelf-contained 2716 programmer stores your programs in reusable EPROM's quickly and efficiently.Robert N. Beaber53/2February 1982
Digital thermometerEasy-to-build thermometer for your home has a unique clear plastic enclosure.Michael Rigsby53/2February 1982
SAFE subwooferBased on the patented SAFE principle, this add-on speaker system provides extended bass response.George Pappanikolaou53/2February 1982
Telephone in-use monitorA simple device to tell you when a multi-phone system is in use.Christopher M. Dunn53/3March 1982
UHF-TV antenna preampHow to get 25 dB of gain on UHF channels.Ray Pichulo53/3March 1982
Video titlerAdd titles to your home video movies with this microprocessor-based character and graphics generator. NTSC video output connects directly to your VCR.Michel Champagne53/4April 1982
Super sirenMulti-mode siren is a great add-on to your burglar-alarm system.William D. Kraengel, Jr.53/4April 1982
6 unique projects for your carSix projects for April 1.Joseph Gartman, Martin Bradley Weinstein53/4April 1982
Satellite TV receiverA high quality receiver for under $500. Add an antenna and an LNA for a complete satellite earth station.David Becker53/5May 1982
Automatic power switcherAn easy-to-build elegant solution to having to throw multiple power switches.Gary McClellan53/5May 1982
UHF-TV preampPart 2: Improve UHF reception with this 2-stage amplifier.Ray Pichulo53/5May 1982
Video titlerPart 2: Add titles to your home video movies with this alphanumeric character and graphics generator.Michel Champagne53/5May 1982
Stereo image expanderTurn your listening room into a 'sonic stage' with this easy-to-use imager.Joel Cohen53/6June 1982
Pocket calculatorUse it to check and maintain the accuracy of your test instruments.Gary McClellan53/6June 1982
Satellite TV receiverPart 2: Complete construction plans for this under-$500 device.David Becker53/6June 1982
Gated IF amplifierLocks in on weak UHF sync pulses for a rock-steady picture.Stephan B. Miller53/6June 1982
Speech synthesizerAdd a voice to your projects with just 5 IC's.Steven Cheairs53/7July 1982
Satellite TV receiverPart 3—Testing and alignment procedures concludes this 3-part construction article.David Becker53/7July 1982
Energy miserBring down the high cost of heating.Roland Gibson53/8August 1982
Heart-rate monitorKnow the state of your health and fitness. This project displays your heart rate in beats-per-minute by simply attaching an opto-electronic sensor to your finger.Robert Grossblatt53/9September 1982
Picture phonePart 2—Adapter sends video pictures over the telephone line to a remote location.Josef Bernard53/9September 1982
Stereo image expanderPart 2—Hi-fi adapter adds an extra dimension to your recorded music.Joel Cohen53/9September 1982
Picture phonePart 3: Winding up the theory and beginning construction.Josef Bernard53/10October 1982
Frequency multiplier for your counterAdd-on for your counter multiplies the signal frequency by either 10 or 100. This easy-to-build device increases the low-frequency range and accuracy of your counter.Gary McClellan53/11November 1982
Picture phoneFinal construction details as well as calibration, set-up, and use for this adapter that sends video signals over your telephone line.Josef Bernard53/11November 1982
Heart-rate monitorFinal construction details for a device that measures your heart rate and displays it on a digital display in beats-per-minute.Robert Grossblatt53/11November 1982
Guitar and bass tunerEasy-to-build musical 'pitch pipe' that enables you to tune your guitar and bass instruments quickly.James I. Jarnagin53/11November 1982
Automatic commercial editorMake commercial-free tapes of your favorite old black-and-white movies.Gary McClellan53/12December 1982

1983[edit]

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Programma III digital IC testerA versatile device that puts IC's through their paces and indicates how they function.Gary McClellan54/1January 1983
Low-band converterThere are lots of interesting things going on on the frequencies below the AM broadcast-band. Build this converter and find out for yourself what they are.Stan Gibilisco54/1January 1983
Atari videogame controllerUnique controller replaces your Atari joysticks and uses position-sensitive mercury switch for a new dimension in game playing.David J. Sweeney54/2February 1983
Automatic commercial editorPart 2—Add-on device for your VCR automatically eliminates commercials from your favorite black-and-white movies.Gary McClellan54/2February 1983
Digital IC testerPart 2—A versatile tester that puts IC's through their paces and indicates how they function.Gary McClellan54/2February 1983
Digital IC testerPart 3. A versatile device that puts IC's through their paces and indicates how they function.Gary McClellan54/3March 1983
Two compact DVM'sTwo inexpensive DVM circuits for your workbench.Clement S. Pepper54/3March 1983
Add a video input to your TVModify your television set to accept a baseband video signal for better picture quality when using a computer or VCR.John Soluk54/4April 1983
Build your own custom casesGive your projects a profession look with custom-built cases.Robert Grossblatt54/4April 1983
VLF-HF active antennasPart 3. These short-length antennas are easy to build and offer surprisingly good performance.R. W. Burhans54/4April 1983
Spot-a-maticAn illuminating project.Robert Grossblatt54/4April 1983
Talking alarm clockOnly a few IC's are needed to build a clock that really tells time.Lee Glinski54/5May 1983
Car burglar alarmAn inexpensive form of insurance that can avert an automobile break-in.Edward W. Loxterkamp54/5May 1983
VLF-HF passive antenna tunerAnother approach to optimizing reception at very-low frequencies.R. W. Burhans54/5May 1983
Audio frequency-response meterQuickly and accurately find the frequency response of your amplifiers, tape recorders, and other audio equipment with this useful device.Ray Fish54/6June 1983
Expand your Timex/Sinclair operating systemUpgrade your computer with 8K of battery-backed-up CMOS RAM.Paul W. W. Hunter54/7July 1983
Talking alarm clockPart 2. With this fun project you'll never have to tell time again.Lee Glinski54/7July 1983
Digital voltmeter for your car's dashboardThis easy-to-build project helps keep an eye on your car's electrical system.Fred L. Young Sr., Fred L. Young Jr.54/7July 1983
Timex/Sinclair memory expansionPart 2. Finishing up construction, and a number of useful machine-language utilities you can store in your add-on RAM.Paul W. W. Hunter54/8August 1983
Digital temperature gaugeThis valuable accessory for your car can also be used anywhere you need a remote temperature display.Fred L. Young Sr., Fred L. Young Jr.54/8August 1983
Mini player-pianoA music box that can 'remember' up to four tunes.Robert Grossblatt54/9September 1983
Powerline transient suppressorKeep your computer and its contents safe with this simple yet effective device.Herb Friedman54/9September 1983
Digital pressure gauge for your carA handy instrument that can warn you of problems before they become critical.Fred L. Young Sr., Fred L. Young Jr.54/9September 1983
Mini player-pianoPart 2. Winding up the theory and beginning construction.Robert Grossblatt54/10October 1983
Hi-fi sound converter for your TVGet sound quality you never dreamed possible with this easy-to-build, easy-to-install project.Gary McClellan54/11November 1983
Voice-operated switch for your tape recorderGet 'hands-off' operation for your tape recorder with this simple yet effective device.James P. Reed54/11November 1983
Mini player-pianoPart 3. How to use this fascinating conversation piece.Robert Grossblatt54/11November 1983
Typewriter-to-computer interfaceNow you can get letter-quality printing on a budget by using your IBM typewriter as a printer—with a 30K buffer!Bill Green54/12December 1983
Interference traps for SWL'sIf you're bothered by interference from local broadcast-band stations, here's something you can do about it.R. W. Burhans54/12December 1983

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