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The May 2018 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 26th April. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between April 25th and May 8th.
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In the April 2018 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: New blood at Silicon Chip
  • Project: 230VAC Thermopile-based Heater Controller
  • Project: Low cost, Arduino-based 3-Axis Seismograph
  • Review: Rohde & Schwarz RTM3004
  • Serviceman's Log: Why can't I program MY alarm?
  • Circuit Notebook: Temperature and humidity display using a PIC16F88
  • Circuit Notebook: Electric Guitar/Violin preamp runs off USB supply
  • Circuit Notebook: Recycling old hard disk spindle motors
  • Circuit Notebook: Simple Valve Radio Battery Eliminator
  • Project: The Clayton’s “GPS” time signal generator
  • Review: New “Facett” hearing aids from BlameySaunders
  • Feature: El Cheapo Modules 15: ESP8266-based WiFi module
  • Vintage Radio: 1962 Astor M2 Cry-baby: radio, intercom and baby monitor in one
  • Inner Back Cover: Emona Rigol Test Instruments
  • Outer Back Cover: Hare & Forbes Machineryhouse

Silicon Chip magazine is Australia's premier electronics magazine with reliable information on a whole range of electronics-related topics.

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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