Magazine
The magazine has features such as
- Projects to build
- Serviceman's Log
- Computer Features
- Vintage Radio
- Product Showcase
- Mailbag/Ask Silicon Chip
- Circuit Notebook (reader contributions)
The print version of Silicon Chip is produced and printed in Australia by Silicon Chip Publications Pty Ltd
Silicon Chip is published monthly on the last Wednesday of the month prior to the cover date.
Some time after Electronics Australia closed its doors, Silicon Chip Publications Pty Ltd purchased the titles Electronics Australia, Electronics Today (International), Radio, TV & Hobbies, Radio & Hobbies and Wireless Weekly, along with the copyright to original (non-submitted) material published in those magazines. The copyright in submitted projects and articles for those old magazines technically still remains with the original authors. This is why Silicon Chip have not released Electronics Australia back-issues on CD, as they did with the older Radio TV & Hobbies.
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