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The October 2017 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 28th September. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between September 27th and October 10th.
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In the September 2017 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Editorial Viewpoint: A rapid shift to electric vehicles could be disastrous
  • Feature: Commemorating Cassini's demise and...
  • Feature: Commemorating Sputnik’s birth
  • Project: Fully adjustable, 3-way active loudspeaker crossover Pt.1
  • Circuit Notebook: Automatically rebooting NBN modem
  • Circuit Notebook: Using a VL53L0X laser rangefinder module with Arduino
  • Circuit Notebook: Level shifting the output of the High-Temperature Digital Thermometer
  • Feature: This month: Melbourne’s turn for Electronex Expo
  • Feature: The unclear future of radio broadcasting in Australia
  • Feature: Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM): what’s it all about?
  • Project: Dead simple radio IF alignment with DDS
  • Serviceman's Log: When a GPS loses its way
  • Feature: LTspice Tutorial Part 3: Modelling an NTC Thermistor
  • Project: Arduino Data Logger Part 2
  • Project: Arduino “ThingSpeak.com” ESP8266 data logger
  • Feature: El Cheapo modules Part 9: AD9850 DDS module
  • Vintage Radio: The 3-transistor Philips MT4 Swingalong

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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.

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