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(06/02/2020)

The March 2020 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 27th February.

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In the February 2020 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: IoT is a security nightmare
  • Feature: Underground mapping, leak detection & pipe inspection
  • Project: Remote monitoring station messages or emails by 4G!
  • Review: chipKIT’s new “Lenny”
  • Project: Indoor Air Quality Monitor based on a Micromite BackPack
  • Serviceman's Log: When in doubt, swap it out
  • Project: Low distortion, two-channel DDS audio signal generator
  • Feature: El Cheapo modules: 8-channel USB Logic Analyser
  • Project: Building the new “bookshelf” stereo speakers, Pt 2
  • Circuit Notebook: Two 100Mbit Ethernet connections over a single Cat6 cable
  • Circuit Notebook: Metered variable power supply uses inexpensive modules
  • Circuit Notebook: In-situ Ethernet cable tester
  • Circuit Notebook: Signal generator output booster using an LM1877
  • Vintage Radio: 1946 Tecnico-Aristocrat Model 651

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