Gakken Electric Block EX-150, New Version

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Experiment highlights

Create many different electronic devices by combining blocks containing resistors, capacitors, coils, transformers, diodes, pilot lamps, and more.
Make a complete circuit simply by lining blocks up on the main unit.

Lie detector circuit

The human body has several hundreds kilo-ohms of resistance. That changes when we sweat or grip the tester rod tightly. The lie detector is an experiment that uses these changes in resistance.

Diode detector radio circuit

Crystal radios were the original do-it-yourself radio. They let you listen to radio on a very simple circuit. They don't use batteries, so they don't have amplifier circuits. You will hear sound using only the power of radio waves broadcast by the station.

150 circuits you can build
Diode detector radio Basic circuit for electronic timer
Timed buzzer One transistor crystal detector radio
AC generator Electronic motorcycle
Wireless microphone Noise level meter
Transformer-coupled double crystal + IC amp Broken-circuit alarm (with earphones)
Pulse meter Electronic klaxon
Electronic buzzer Flash lamp
Basic circuit for ray gun Morse trainer (with speaker)
Signal trainer 40 V DC voltage meter
Wireless water level alarm Simple water quality meter
400 mA meter Lie detector (with earphones)
Marconi's spark telegraph Voice level meter
Conduction tester Single crystal + IC metronome
Diode tester Radio (A1 wave)
Radio with microphone mixing Transistor tester
Single crystal high-frequency amplifier + IC amp radio Single crystal + IC frequency sound doubler
Meter-style illuminometer Single crystal reflex + IC amp radio
Lamp control circuit Electronic bird (with speaker)
Single crystal + IC electronic sleeping machine Single crystal + IC metronome (with speaker)
Field intensity meter Thermometer using a meter
Electronic horn Basic circuit for fiber-optic telephone
Electronic gun Reflex measuring machine
Electronic sleep machine Automatic blinking circuit for lamp
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