Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago

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Welcome to the Beautiful-Electronics-Blog, BEB. Free teardown videos and education.

In this episode: a SCHENCK carrier frequency measuring amplifier. Wheatstone DMS Trägerfrequenz Messverstärker. It was used in a scientifc application, to test torsions of plastics. Please check out the interesting publication about the experiment (unfortunately in german language, lucky if you speak german thought) .

I've promised you to put the link in to the description, but it does not work, the link is somehow too long. However, if you search on Google for 'Schenck MV318 Weisser' it will be the very first result.

Seen in this episode: ie. SHALLX resistor 0.1%, Intersil IC, OP-Amp, Comparator, virtual ground switch, CONTALEX potentiometer, Megatron potentiometer, wire wrap, ...