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News: Expanded Vintage Radio Collection (updated 14/12/2021)

The July 2022 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 30th June.

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In the July 2022 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Low-cost UPSes are not worth the risk
  • Feature: IC Fabrication, Part 2
  • Project: Multimeter Calibrator & Checker
  • Review: Anycubic Photon Mono 3D printer
  • Project: VGA PicoMite
  • Project: 0-110dB RF Attenuator
  • Review: Oatley Solar Charge Controller
  • Project: Secure Remote Mains Switch, Part 1
  • Circuit Notebook: Switching on external devices via your TV
  • Circuit Notebook: Variable L-Pad volume control for loudspeakers
  • Circuit Notebook: Transmitting in the FM broadcast band with the MC2833 NBFM chip
  • Circuit Notebook: Simple plugpack voltage & current monitor
  • Feature: PAS CO2 Air Quality Sensor
  • Serviceman's Log: Trail camera fun
  • Vintage Radio: Astor CJ-12 car radio
  • Feature: Fairchild now making TO-92 plastic transistors in Australia

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We publish an extensive range of electronics projects every month including many which use Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Australia's own very popular Micromite/Maximite microcontrollers.

Whether you're into the latest digital electronics or prefer restoring vintage radios, or anywhere in between, we have something to interest you.

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