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The March 2021 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 25th February.

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In the March 2021 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Older devices involved creative engineering
  • Feature: Hoarding: Urban Electronic Archaeology
  • Project: High-Current Four Battery/Cell Balancer
  • Feature: Fetrons, and the All-Fetron Radio
  • Circuit Notebook: Low-noise microphone preamp
  • Circuit Notebook: Two quartz crystal oscillators using a flip-flop
  • Circuit Notebook: Displaying digits using single RGB LEDs
  • Circuit Notebook: The Omnidetector
  • Feature: The History of Videotape – Quadruplex
  • Serviceman's Log: If it isn't one thing, it's another
  • Project: Mini Isolated Serial Link
  • Feature: All About Capacitors
  • Project: Battery Multi Logger - Part 2
  • Project: Electronic Wind Chimes - Part 2
  • Vintage Radio: Kriesler Triplex 41-21 portable transistor radio

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