This is only a preview of the May 2011 issue of Silicon Chip. You can view 29 of the 104 pages in the full issue, including the advertisments. For full access, purchase the issue for $10.00 or subscribe for access to the latest issues. Items relevant to "The SportSync Audio Delay Module":
Items relevant to "The Maximite Computer, Pt.3":
Items relevant to "12V 100W Converter With Adjustable 15-35V DC Output":
Items relevant to "Phone Line Polarity Checker":
Purchase a printed copy of this issue for $10.00. |
Contents
Vol.24, No.5; May 2011
SILICON
CHIP
www.siliconchip.com.au
Features
16 Selling Surplus Tech Stuff On eBay
Have you got a horde of stuff that’s taking up too much space in your home?
Here’s how to get rid of it by selling it on eBay – by Barrie Smith
42 Jaycar Is 30 Years Old
They’ve come a long way and now have 78 stores and over 1000 employees
spread around the world – by Leo Simpson
62 Memory Card Compatibility Issues
Quite a few SILICON CHIP projects use memory cards for storing data, loading
software and the like. But there can sometimes be issues – by Nicholas Vinen
64 USB Data Logger Firmware Improvements
Revised software reduces start-up power consumption and squashes a few
bugs – by Nicholas Vinen
Selling Your Surplus Tech
Stuff On eBay – Page 16.
Pro jects To Build
26 The SportSync Audio Delay Module
Easy-to-build 0.2-34s audio delay circuit lets you synchronise radio sports
commentary with the action broadcast on TV. A universal remote control is
used to adjust the delay – by Nicholas Vinen
66 The Maximite Computer, Pt.3
Final article describes the BASIC language running on the Maximite micro
computer and shows you how to use this tiny marvel for measurement and
control – by Geoff Graham
78 12V 100W Converter With Adjustable 15-35V DC Output
Efficient switchmode design runs from 12V and will power laptops and other
devices which require a DC voltage between 15V & 35V – by John Clarke
The SportSync Audio Delay
Module – Page 26.
86 Phone Line Polarity Checker
Do you suspect your ADSL speed is slower than it should be? It could be as
simple as incorrect polarity in your phone wall socket! – by David Drane
Special Columns
44 Serviceman’s Log
The Christchurch earthquake – by the Serviceman
57 Circuit Notebook
How To Use The Maximite
Computer – Page 66.
66.
(1) Electric Guitar/Violin Preamplifier; (2) PICAXE-based Automatic MultiCore Cable Tester; (3) Data Logger Based On An OpenLog µSD Board; (4)
Flexitimer Modification Gives Adjustable On And Off-Delay Settings
94 Vintage Radio
How NOT to build vintage radio gear – by Rodney Champness
Departments
2
6
40
85
Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Product Showcase
Order Form
siliconchip.com.au
90
99
102
103
Book Review
Ask Silicon Chip
Notes & Errata
Market Centre
12V 100W DC-DC
Converter With Adjustable
15-35V Output – Page 78.
May 2011 1
|