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Click on the magazine cover image to see what's inside. Apology to our readers (17/07/2020)

The August 2020 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 30th July.

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In the August 2020 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Businesses need to handle ‘black swan’ events better
  • Feature: Measuring distance & motion with lidar and SODAR
  • Project: USB SuperCodec
  • Feature: Microchip’s new Hello FPGA kit
  • Project: A homemade Switchmode 78XX replacement
  • Serviceman's Log: Fixing heaters – it’s a gas
  • Circuit Notebook: Four USB power supplies from a laptop charger
  • Circuit Notebook: Preamplifier power supply runs from 5V DC
  • Circuit Notebook: Modifying the Ultra-LD Mk.2 to drive a hearing loop
  • Circuit Notebook: Altitude readout for the Boat Computer
  • Circuit Notebook: Heelometer (heel meter) for Boats
  • Project: 1MHz-6GHz Arduino-based Digital RF Power Meter
  • Vintage Radio: Velco 1937 'kit' radio restoration
  • Project: The Colour Maximite 2 – part two
  • Feature: Vintage Workbench

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