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Vol.25, No.6; June 2012
Features
12 New Microcontrollers: Feature-Laden, Fast & Furious
The microcontroller scene is on the boil, with a host of impressive products
now available. Here’s a brief look at what’s new – by Nicholas Vinen
20 WiNRADiO Excalibur WR-G31DDC HF Receiver
“Excalibur” is the name for the latest software-controlled HF receiver from
WiNRADiO. Like its namesake, it’s almost magical – by Maurie Findlay
82 Review: Agilent’s 35670A Dynamic Signal Analyser
Crazy Cricket Or Freaky
Frog – Page 26.
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An oldie but a goodie, Agilent’s 35670A is virtually the industry standard for
sound and vibration engineers – by Allan Linton-Smith
Pro jects To Build
26 Crazy Cricket Or Freaky Frog
Like the sound of crickets and frogs? You will probably revise your opinion after
exposure to Crazy or Freaky, a very pesky cricket and an equally annoying frog
– by John Clarke
32 Wideband Oxygen Sensor Controller Mk.2, Pt.1
Involved in car engine modifications? If so, you need to fit a wideband oxygen
sensor and build this improved Wideband Oxygen Sensor Controller to check
that your engine is not running too lean or too rich – by John Clarke
58 Mix-It: An Easy-To Build 4-Channel Mixer
Want to mix two or more audio signals together? This 4-channel mixer might
be simple to build but its performance lacks for nothing! – by Nicholas Vinen
Wideband Oxygen Sensor
Controller Mk.2, Pt.1 – Page 32.
74 PIC/AVR Programming Adaptor Board; Pt.2
Our new programming adaptor board works in conjunction with an ICSP to
program most 8/16-bit PIC and 8-bit Atmel AVR microcontrollers. This month,
we describe the construction and show you how to use it – by Nicholas Vinen
Special Columns
44 Serviceman’s Log
Off on yet another wild goose chase – by the Serviceman
68 Circuit Notebook
Mix-It: An Easy-To-Build
4-Channel Mixer – Page 58.
(1) Tank Water Level Circuit With Hysteresis; (2) Really Simple Garage Door
Monitor; (3) 433MHz Remote Lamp Switching; (4) Optical Tachometer Uses
Photo-Interruptor; (5) Accurate Clock Uses Maximite & Garmin GPS Module;
(6) Engine Hours Counter
90 Vintage Radio
John de Hass & his Philips vintage radio collection – by Rodney Champness
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Product Showcase
Order Form
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98 Ask Silicon Chip
103 Market Centre
104 Notes & Errata
PIC/AVR Programming Adaptor
Board, Pt.2 – Page 74.
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