Hagen Jakubaschk

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Hagen Jakubaschk (born April 14, 1934 , † February 1, 2005 in Witten ) was a German specialist writer .

Life

Hagen Jakubaschk trained as a radio mechanic and devoted himself to the field of electronics and communications technology . He shaped the amateur electronics scene in the GDR from the 1960s to the 1980s. From 1959 to 1990 Hagen Jakubaschk published 12 books, more than 30 brochures and countless articles in various journals. He wrote for the magazines Funkamateur , Jugend und Technik and Radio Fernsehen Elektronik . Some of his books had the character of textbooks , but were also characterized by unconventional ideas and circuits. He wrote for children who were just starting out with electronics, but also for advanced amateurs. With up to 6 editions, his books reached a wide audience, primarily in the GDR. Hagen Jakubaschk lived and worked for a long time in Nahmitz in Brandenburg. He settled before the fall of the wall in the FRG over. He then tested electronic parts and kits for Westfalia and Conrad Electronic. His last two books were published by Heise (electrical construction book) and Franzis-Verlag (electronic code locks and alarm systems).

Jakubaschk books - a selection

Fonts (selection)

Books

  • Amateurs measuring station , Franck'sche Verlagshandlung Stuttgart, 1st edition 1962.
  • Radio handicrafts made easy , Der Kinderbuchverlag Berlin , 1st edition 1964.
  • The big electronic handicraft book , German Military Publishing House, Berlin, 1st edition 1965.
  • Amateurtonechnik , Deutscher Militärverlag, Berlin, 1st edition 1967.
  • Das kleine Elektrobastelbuch , Der Kinderbuchverlag Berlin, 3rd edition 1975.
  • Recorder primer , Fotokinoverlag, Leipzig, 1st edition 1977.
  • The large circuit handicraft book , Military Publishing House of the German Democratic Republic, Berlin, 1st edition 1978.
  • Modellbahnelektronik , Transpress Verlag, Berlin, 1st edition 1980.
  • Amateur laboratory book - From the idea to the circuit , Military Publishing House of the German Democratic Republic , Berlin, 1st edition 1980.
  • Electronics handicraft book for photo and film amateurs , Fotokinoverlag , Leipzig, 1st edition 1981.
  • Radio and electronic handicrafts made easy , Der Kinderbuchverlag Berlin, 1st edition 1983.
  • The small electrical construction book, experiments and leisure activities , Verlag Heinz Heise, Hanover, 1st edition 1989.
  • Electronic code locks and alarm systems , Franzis-Verlag, Munich, 1st edition 1990.

brochures

In the series “Der Praktische Funkamateur” (Verlag Sport und Technik, Neuenhagen near Berlin; from 1963 Deutscher Militärverlag, Berlin) he published:

  • Vol. 2 self-made tape recorders , 1959.
  • Vol. 4 Tape Recording Practice , 1959.
  • Vol. 14 Self-built television receiver , 1960, together with Ludwig Scholz.
  • Vol. 18 Amateurs ' measuring station , 1961.

(also published in the Reiher “Praxis des Funkamateurs”, Franckh, Stuttgart 1962.)

  • Vol. 20 transistor circuits , 1961.
  • Vol. 28 Electronic circuits for amateurs , 1962.
  • Vol. 35 Transistor Circuits (II) , 1963.
  • Vol. 38 Stereophony for the Amateur , 1963.
  • Vol. 40 transistor measuring devices , 1963.
  • Vol. 44 Oscillograph Technology for the Amateur Part I: Device Technology , 1964.
  • Vol. 45 Oscillograph Technique for the Amateur Part II: Practice of Oscillography , 1964.
  • Vol. 51 Remote control experiments with and without radio license , 1965.
  • Vol. 59 Cast Resin Technology in Amateur Practice , 1965.
  • Vol. 64 The glow lamp and its application in amateur practice , 1966.
  • Vol. 66 Electronic Circuits for Amateurs Part II , 1966.
  • Vol. 73 Remote Control Experiments Part II , 1968.

In the "amateur series electronica" (German Military Publishing House, Berlin; from 1972/73 Military Publishing House of the German Democratic Republic, Berlin) he published:

  • Vol. 88 Applied Electronics , 1968.
  • Vol 92 Remote Control Experiments Part I , 1970.
  • Volume 93 Remote Control Experiments Part II , 1970.
  • Vol. 111 Applied Electronics , 1972.
  • Vol. 143 MOSFET-Schaltungspraxis , 1976.
  • Vol. 149 LEDs and their application , 1977.
  • Vol. 154 Complementary Circuit Technology , 1977.
  • Vol. 160 Test and Measurement Circuits for Semiconductors , 1978.
  • Vol. 162 MOSFET Circuit Practice Part 2 , 1978.
  • Vol. 172 electronic circuits with A 902 D and A 301 D , 1979.
  • Vol. 182 Electronic circuits with the operational amplifier A 109 , 1980.
  • Vol. 183 New switching examples with TTL circuits , 1980.
  • Vol. 208 LED and LCD components and their application ”, 1983.

In the series “Der Junge Funker” (German Military Publishing House, Berlin) he published:

  • Vol. 3 transistor technology easy to understand , 1966 (2nd edition).
  • Vol. 5 trade fairs - but how? , 1965.

literature

  • Der Funkamateur , 2013, issue 9, page 918
  • Der Funkamateur , 2014, issue 5, pages 494–496. von Bechen, P .: Hagen Jakubaschk: A misunderstood genius?
  • Funkgeschichte , 2015, issue 224, pages 204–213. von Bechen, P .: Hagen Jakubaschk: The misunderstood genius


personal data
SURNAME Jakubaschk, Hagen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German specialist writer in the fields of electronics and communications technology
DATE OF BIRTH April 14, 1934
DATE OF DEATH February 1, 2005
Place of death Witten