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Contents
Vol.23, No.7; July 2010
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Features
11 Electronics Goes Boating
The recent Sanctuary Cove (Qld) boat show featured some jaw-dropping craft.
But what really stood out was the advanced electronics now included in just
about every one of those boats – by Kevin Poulter
18 3DTV: From Stadium To Living Room
Some impressive technology is involved in 3DTV production. Here’s a look at
what’s involved in getting 3DTV live from the sports field to your home – by
Nicholas Vinen
26 Programming PIC Microcontrollers: How It’s Done
Ever wondered how to program a PIC microcontroller chip if you’re not buying
a kit or if you want to upgrade the firmware to a later version? Here’s a stepby-step guide to doing it yourself – by Mauro Grassi
Programming PIC
Microcontrollers: How It’s
Done – Page 26.
26.
Pro jects To Build
30 An Intelligent 12V Fan Controller
Does your PC make more noise than it should? It’s probably mostly fan noise!
Slowing the fans down will reduce the noise but if you go too far, you could fry
the CPU! This intelligent fan controller is the answer – by Geoff Graham
58 PICAXE Project Development System
Featuring a USB interface and a ZIF (zero insertion force) socket, this low-cost
board will allow hardware/software development & debugging for over 90% of
the chips in the PICAXE range – by Jeff Monegal
65 Lab-Standard 16-Bit Digital Potentiometer
Intelligent 12V Fan
Controller – Page 30.
Here’s a digital programmable voltage divider that’s easy to build. You can
use it to provide an accurate adjustable output from a precision voltage
reference for meter calibration and other tasks – by Jim Rowe
80 Dual-Tracking ±19V Power Supply, Pt.2
Final article on our new 0V to ±19V dual-tracking supply has all the
assembly and check-out details – by Nicholas Vinen
Special Columns
40 Circuit Notebook
(1) Using 12V LED Replacement Lamps In Cars; (2) UHF Link For Remote
Control Extender; (3) Modifying The Flexitimer For Short Intervals; (4) SoundTrigger For A Canon 350D Camera
PICAXE Project Development
System – Page 58.
44 Serviceman’s Log
Procrastination is the thief of time – by the Serviceman
94 Vintage Radio
Reflex receivers: why they were necessary – by Rodney Champness
Departments
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Order Form
Product Showcase
siliconchip.com.au
99 Ask Silicon Chip
101 Notes & Errata
102 Market Centre
Lab-Standard 16-Bit
Digital Potentiometer – Page 65.
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