Silicon ChipContents - April 2022 SILICON CHIP
  1. Outer Front Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Subscriptions: PE Subscription
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  5. Publisher's Letter
  6. Feature: Go eco, get ethical! by Mark Nelson
  7. Feature: The Fox Report by Barry Fox
  8. Feature: Net Work by Alan Winstanley
  9. Back Issues: Digital FX Unit by John Clarke
  10. Project: 64-KEY MIDI MATRIX by Tim Blythman
  11. Project: Digital FX Unit by John Clarke
  12. Feature: P955H PIC Training Circuit by Peter Brunning
  13. Project: High-current Battery Balancer by Duraid Madina
  14. Feature: Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell
  15. Feature: Flowcode Graphical Programming by Martin Whitlock
  16. Feature: AUDIO OUT by Jake Rothman
  17. Feature: Max’s Cool Beans by Max the Magnifi cent
  18. Feature: Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce
  19. PCB Order Form
  20. Advertising Index

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Practical Electronics Volume 51. No. 4 April 2022 ISSN 2632 573X Contents Projects and Circuits 64-key MIDI Matrix – Part 1 by Tim Blythman This simple project turns an Arduino into an 8x8-key MIDI matrix. You can customise it via software and program it to act as a MIDI pass-through. 16 Digital FX Unit – Part 1 by John Clarke This packed effects box will produce unique sounds from an electric guitar, bass, violin or icro hone rea or ithin the e ects loo o an a lifier or i er. 26 High-current Battery Balancer – Part 1 by Duraid Madina Proper balancing is critical for long battery life, especially for lithium-based types. nli e any other designs this one is e ficient ith little heat or aste. 38 Techno Talk by Mark Nelson Go eco, get ethical! 8 The Fox Report by Barry Fox Right to repair, Windows 11 and 1 Gig broadband 10 Net Work by Alan Winstanley A round-up of trends emerging in image scanners and the fast-changing world of space and satellite technology. 12 Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell The LM35 temperature sensor 46 Flowcode Graphical Programming by Martin Whitlock Part 3: LCD temperature monitor 49 Audio Out by Jake Rothman Analogue Vocoder – Part 6: Universal Audio PSU 56 a s Cool eans y ax The agnificent Flashing LEDs and drooling engineers – Part 26 62 Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce Part 35: Mini-Project: iButton-controlled Electronic Door Lock 66 Wireless for the Warrior Subscribe to Practical Electronics and save money Reader services – Editorial and Advertising Departments Editorial t s all a out o er NEW! Practical Electronics back issues DOWNLOADS – 2021 now available! Exclusive Microchip reader offer Win a Microchip MPLAB ICD 4 In-Circuit Debugger PE Teach-In 8 Practical Electronics PCB Service PCBs for Practical Electronics projects Classified ads and Advertiser inde Next month! – highlights of our next issue of Practical Electronics 2 4 7 7 Series, Features and Columns Regulars and Services Flowcode C void interrupt(void) { if (intcon & 4) { clear_bit(intcon, 2); FCM_INTERRUPT_TMR o(); Assembly movlw D′7′ bsf STATUS, RP0 bcf STATUS, RP1 movwf _adcon1 movlw D′192′ movwf _option_reg Hex :040000008A01122837 :08000800F000F00S030 EF10000 :10001000040EF2000A0 EF300BA110A122928352 86C :2000200D928FE28073 14 15 55 70 72 Made in the UK. Written in Britain, Australia, the US and Ireland. Read everywhere. © Electron Publishing Limited 2022 Copyright in all drawings, photographs, articles, technical designs, software and intellectual property published in Practical Electronics is fully protected, and reproduction or imitation in whole or in part are expressly forbidden. The May 2022 issue of Practical Electronics will be published on Thursday, 7 April 2022 – see page 72. Practical Electronics | April | 2022 1