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The July 2018 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 28th June. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between June 27th and July 10th.
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In the June 2018 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: I, for one, welcome our new farm robot overlords
  • Feature: AgBots – robots working on the farm of tomorrow!
  • Project: The USB Flexitimer: accurately timed switching
  • Project: Wide-range digital LC Meter
  • Project: Switch on or off anything with a Temperature Switch
  • Serviceman's Log: Repairing ‘proper’ stereo gear is satisfying
  • Project: 800W (+) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Part II
  • Review: Degen’s wind-up or solar-powered AM/FM/SW radio
  • Feature: El Cheapo Modules 17: 4GHz digital attenuator
  • Circuit Notebook: Atari Punk Console 4-16 step synthesiser/sequencer
  • Circuit Notebook: Use your phone to capture glitches on a scope
  • Circuit Notebook: Low-cost Automotive Ammeter
  • Circuit Notebook: PICAXE-based Millisecond Reaction Timer
  • Circuit Notebook: Servomotor tester
  • Vintage Radio: 1952 Astor GP/PS Hybrid Portable
  • Inner Back Cover: Emona Rigol Test Instruments

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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