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(25/07/2016)

The July 2017 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 29th June. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between June 28th and July 11th.
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In the June 2017 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: SPICE streamlines circuit design
  • Feature: The Flettner Rotating Sail and the Magnus Force
  • Project: All-new 10-Octave Stereo Graphic Equaliser, Part 1
  • Project: Arduino-based Digital Inductance & Capacitance Meter
  • Feature: LTSpice – simulating and circuit testing, Part 1
  • Serviceman's Log: Fixing the food processor that wouldn't
  • Project: El Cheapo Modules, Part 7: LED Matix displays
  • Project: New Marine Ultrasonic Anti-Fouling Unit, Part 2
  • Feature: Getting Started with the Micromite, Part 4
  • Review: Review: Keysight’s 9917A 18GHz Spectrum Analyser
  • Vintage Radio: HMV’s 1951 portable model B61D
  • Circuit Notebook: Low power switched capacitor DC/DC Converter for rechargeable batteries
  • Circuit Notebook: PICAXE-based Dual Temperature Datalogger
  • Circuit Notebook: Arduino 3D Printer Heat Bed Controller
  • Inner Back Cover: Emona
  • Outer Back Cover: Hare & Forbes Machineryhouse

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