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    Elekeyer CW

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    Danilo Almeida
    This document provides a circuit diagram for a Morse code keyer. The circuit uses two NE555 timers and a BC337 transistor to generate dots and dashes from a manual Morse code key. A 9V battery powers the circuit and a 100uH inductor along with capacitors are used to filter the output signal sent to headphones or a transmitter. Adjustments can be made to the timing of the dots and dashes using variable resistors.

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    Elekeyer CW

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    Danilo Almeida
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    This document provides a circuit diagram for a Morse code keyer. The circuit uses two NE555 timers and a BC337 transistor to generate dots and dashes from a manual Morse code key. A 9V battery powers the circuit and a 100uH inductor along with capacitors are used to filter the output signal sent to headphones or a transmitter. Adjustments can be made to the timing of the dots and dashes using variable resistors.

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    This document provides a circuit diagram for a Morse code keyer. The circuit uses two NE555 timers and a BC337 transistor to generate dots and dashes from a manual Morse code key. A 9V battery powers the circuit and a 100uH inductor along with capacitors are used to filter the output signal sent to headphones or a transmitter. Adjustments can be made to the timing of the dots and dashes using variable resistors.

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    63 views1 page

    Elekeyer CW

    Uploaded by

    Danilo Almeida
    This document provides a circuit diagram for a Morse code keyer. The circuit uses two NE555 timers and a BC337 transistor to generate dots and dashes from a manual Morse code key. A 9V battery powers the circuit and a 100uH inductor along with capacitors are used to filter the output signal sent to headphones or a transmitter. Adjustments can be made to the timing of the dots and dashes using variable resistors.

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    TP 1/3 vcc

    7809

    RG1
    50K OUT IN
    50K 50K VR4 L1
    REF
    VR1 VR3 100µH
    WPM 10k
    C2 C6
    VR2
    100nF R12 100nF
    C4 R9 10K C5 47µF
    C3 R7 2,2µF 1K AJUSTAR
    R2 4,7µF 1K
    1K B1
    9V

    R6 R8
    100 100
    7 4 8 7 4 8
    R11
    R3 R10
    6 IC2 3 22K 6 IC3 3
    10K 22K NE555 NE555
    R1
    2 1 5 2 1 5
    100
    7 4 8
    D3
    6 IC1 3 D2
    NE555
    2 1 5

    D1 R4
    C1 10K
    1µF
    Q1
    Q2
    BC337

    R5
    LED1
    1K
    CW OUT

    COM DASH DOT CW GND


    KEY1

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