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Click on the magazine cover image to see what's inside. Christmas Ordering Deadlines (06/11/2020)

The December 2020 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 26th November.

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In the December 2020 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Saying goodbye to Adobe Flash
  • Feature: Automotive Electronics, Part 1
  • Project: Power Supply for Battery-Powered Vintage Radios
  • Feature: Making PCBs with a Laser Engraver or Cutter
  • Project: Dual Battery Lifesaver
  • Feature: A Closer Look at the RCWL-0516 3GHz Motion Module
  • Serviceman's Log: A brush with disaster
  • Project: Balanced Input Attenuator for the USB SuperCodec, Part 2
  • Feature: El Cheapo Modules: Mini Digital Volt/Amp Panel Meters
  • Circuit Notebook: Automated tyre inflator/deflator
  • Circuit Notebook: Infinite impedance AC source
  • Circuit Notebook: Controlling model railway points with a servo
  • Project: Flexible Digital Lighting Controller, part 3
  • Vintage Radio: 1928 RCA Radiola 60 superhet

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