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  5. Back Issues: PICOLOG
  6. Publisher's Letter
  7. Feature: From nano to bio by Mark Nelson
  8. Feature: Net Work by Alan Winstanley
  9. Project: 64-key MIDI Matrix by Tim Blythman
  10. Project: Digital FX Unit by John Clarke
  11. Project: High-current Battery Balancer by Duraid Madina
  12. Feature: KickStart by Mike Tooley
  13. Feature: AUDIO OUT by Jake Rothman
  14. Feature: Max’s Cool Beans by Max the Magnificent
  15. Feature: Wind turbine for your garden by Julian Edgar
  16. Feature: Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell
  17. Feature: Electronic Building Blocks by Julian Edgar
  18. PCB Order Form
  19. Advertising Index

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  • Communing with nature (January 2022)
  • Should we be worried? (February 2022)
  • How resilient is your lifeline? (March 2022)
  • Go eco, get ethical! (April 2022)
  • From nano to bio (May 2022)
  • Positivity follows the gloom (June 2022)
  • Mixed menu (July 2022)
  • Time for a total rethink? (August 2022)
  • What’s in a name? (September 2022)
  • Forget leaves on the line! (October 2022)
  • Giant Boost for Batteries (December 2022)
  • Raudive Voices Revisited (January 2023)
  • A thousand words (February 2023)
  • It’s handover time (March 2023)
  • AI, Robots, Horticulture and Agriculture (April 2023)
  • Prophecy can be perplexing (May 2023)
  • Technology comes in different shapes and sizes (June 2023)
  • AI and robots – what could possibly go wrong? (July 2023)
  • How long until we’re all out of work? (August 2023)
  • We both have truths, are mine the same as yours? (September 2023)
  • Holy Spheres, Batman! (October 2023)
  • Where’s my pneumatic car? (November 2023)
  • Good grief! (December 2023)
  • Cheeky chiplets (January 2024)
  • Cheeky chiplets (February 2024)
  • The Wibbly-Wobbly World of Quantum (March 2024)
  • Techno Talk - Wait! What? Really? (April 2024)
  • Techno Talk - One step closer to a dystopian abyss? (May 2024)
  • Techno Talk - Program that! (June 2024)
  • Techno Talk (July 2024)
  • Techno Talk - That makes so much sense! (August 2024)
  • Techno Talk - I don’t want to be a Norbert... (September 2024)
  • Techno Talk - Sticking the landing (October 2024)
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Practical Electronics Volume 51. No. 5 May 2022 ISSN 2632 573X Contents Projects and Circuits 64-key MIDI Matrix – Part 2 by Tim Blythman ast onth e develo ed the atri hard are no it s ti e to use the so t are you can even use it ith ndroid s art hones and ta lets. 14 Digital FX Unit – Part 2 by John Clarke earn ho to create and install di erent e ects atches into the i ressive igital unit. 20 o our High-current Battery Balancer – Part 2 by Duraid Madina 28 ollo ing last onth s introduction to our ne igh current attery alancer this second and final article descri es the asse ly and testing ste s and ho to use it. Series, Features and Columns Techno Talk by Mark Nelson ro nano to io Net Work by Alan Winstanley round u o to ical technological issues and trends ro around the orld. KickStart by Mike Tooley art ntroducing the as the erry i ico Audio Out by Jake Rothman nalogue ocoder art sse ly and testing Written in Britain, Australia, the US and Ireland. 10 36 42 a s Cool eans y ax The agnificent lashing s and drooling engineers art 48 Wind turbine for your garden by Julian Edgar ne ensive and ell ade this tur ine is ideal or e eri enting ith ind o er. 54 Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell oyer oscillators 58 Electronic Building Blocks by Julian Edgar lectronic tethosco e or achinery 63 Wireless for the Warrior Subscribe to Practical Electronics and save money NEW! Practical Electronics back issues DOWNLOADS – 2021 now available! Reader services – Editorial and Advertising Departments Editorial ancy an analogue challenge Exclusive Microchip reader offer in a icrochi lorer evelo ent it PE Teach-In 8 Direct Book Service uild your li rary o care ully chosen technical oo s Practical Electronics PCB Service s or ractical lectronics ro ects Teach-In bundle – what a bargain! Classified ads and Advertiser inde Next month! – highlights of our next issue of Practical Electronics 2 4 6 7 7 Regulars and Services Made in the UK. and 8 9 34 66 68 70 72 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 June 2022 issue of Practical Electronics will be published on Thursday, 5 May 2022 – see page 72. Practical Electronics | May | 2022 1