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(30/03/2020)

The July 2020 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 25th June.

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In the July 2020 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: The paperless office... and working from home
  • Feature: Subtractive Manufacturing
  • Review: A 100kHz - 500MHz digital RF Power Meter
  • Project: The all-new Colour Maximite 2
  • Review: Low-cost pocket DAB+ receiver. Is it any good?
  • Project: Ol' Timer II
  • Serviceman's Log: Well-designed thoughtlessness
  • Feature: Vintage Workbench
  • Project: Infrared Remote Control Assistant
  • Circuit Notebook: Novel method of GPS-locking an oscillator
  • Circuit Notebook: USB privacy dongle emulates keyboard
  • Circuit Notebook: Running Micropython on an ESP32/ESP8266
  • Circuit Notebook: Multiple output -5 to 12V DC supply
  • Circuit Notebook: Digital soldering iron timer with relay
  • Project: Digital/Touchscreen RCL Substitution Box, Part 2
  • Vintage Radio: Loewe's 1927 OE333: simplicity itself

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