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(26/06/2019)

The November 2019 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 24th October.

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In the October 2019 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Encouraging chip developments
  • Feature: History of Cyber Espionage and Cyber Weapons, Part 2
  • Project: 45V, 8A Bench Power Supply to build
  • Feature: Two new Arduino Nanos: the “Every” and the “33 IoT”
  • Project: High resolution Audio Millivoltmeter/Voltmeter
  • Feature: Three Arduino Motor Driver Shields
  • Serviceman's Log: A shockingly cute new companion
  • Project: Solving one of Home Automation’s biggest beefs!
  • Project: Precision Audio Signal Amplifier
  • Circuit Notebook: Three Norton (current feedback) amp based sinewave oscillators
  • Circuit Notebook: Amplifying audio signals using a MAX232CPE
  • Circuit Notebook: Multiple DS18B20 temperature sensors on a single, long wire
  • Circuit Notebook: Loudspeaker thump suppressor
  • Vintage Radio: Healing M602T transistor mantel radio

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