|
|
|
Issue 252
|
<< Issue 251 | Issue 253 >>
|
|
Review: At Last . . . An Affordable Logic Analyser
4 Sep, 2009
If you ever yearned for a logic analyser you will know how expensive they can be, with professional units costing $5,000 or more. The good news is that a new crop of more affordable devices is becoming available and a good example of these is the Logic, from US company Saleae. It costs just US$149 and even after Australian dollar conversion that price is very attractive.
|
|
Mailbag
6 Sep, 2009
Letters and emails should contain complete name, address and daytime phone number. Letters to the Editor are submitted on the condition that Silicon Chip Publications Pty Ltd may edit and has the right to reproduce in electronic form and communicate these letters. This also applies to submissions to "Ask SILICON CHIP" and "Circuit Notebook".
|
|
Pebble: PICAXE Electronic Bread Board Layout Emulator
7 Sep, 2009
Imagine being able to produce a professional quality diagram such as the one shown above to show how a circuit was laid out on a breadboard. You can - and the software to do it is FREE! And despite the name, it's not limited to PICAXE circuits, it's universal!
|
|
High-Quality Stereo Digital-To-Analog Converter, Pt.1
8 Sep, 2009
Are you listening to CDs via your DVD player? Does your DVD player have average sound quality or worse, cause buzz and hum problems when hooked up to your hifi system? Either way, you need this high-quality Stereo Digital-To-Analog Converter (DAC) to get first class sound and zero hum.
|
|
Using A Wideband O2 Sensor In Your Car, Pt.1
9 Sep, 2009
This Wideband Controller is intended to be used with a Bosch Wideband LSU4.2 oxygen sensor and our Wideband Sensor Display to accurately measure air/fuel ratios over a wide range from rich to lean. It can be used for precise engine tuning and can be a permanent installation in the car or a temporary connection to the tailpipe of the exhaust.
|
|
Autodim Add-On For The 6-Digit GPS Clock
15 Sep, 2009
Here's a low-cost add-on for the Digital GPS Time Display published in the May & June 2009 issues of SILICON CHIP. It senses the ambient light level, so that a modified program running in the display unitÂ’s PIC controller can adjust the LED brightness to a comfortable level - ranging from full brightness when the ambient light level is high down to dim when the ambient light is very low.
|
|
3-Channel UHF Rolling-Code Remote Control, Pt.2
17 Sep, 2009
Last month we introduced our new high security remote control and got as far as completing both the receiver/relay driver and transmitter. This month we'll put it all together and get the two parts talking to each other - securely!
|
|
Introducing OLED Displays
19 Sep, 2009
Organic LED technology is now affordable for the hobbyist. In this article, we survey some available OLED screens and modules and give an example for a simple oscilloscope.
|
|
Vintage Radio
22 Sep, 2009
This simple little receiver is an excellent example of a 3-valve TRF set from the mid-1920s and has quite reasonable performance. Its exact origin is somewhat obscure, however.
|
Ask Silicon Chip - 2 Sep, 2009 Serviceman's Log - 20 Sep, 2009 Circuit Notebook - 25 Sep, 2009
|
|
|
|
|
|