Listen to your hosts Dave Jones & Chris Gammell talk about electronics design and the electronics industry in general. If you have any interest in electronics at all, from hobbyist/hacker/maker to engineering professional you'll find something of interest here.
Chris got to hang out with Jeff Keyzer while in Seattle (he was on the show!)
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There were other podcasts recording at ToorCamp. Past guest Alvaro of the Unnamed Reverse Engineering podcast was recording and the Darknet Diaries were also there.
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Dave has been working on Custom LCDs. They were delivered and Dave got them tested.
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Scotty from Strangeparts visited the JLC board house
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PCBshopper is where we normally point people to find a good board house.
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Dave made a “How to panelize” video
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KiCad has an append tool
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Chris tried out a gerber based tool called FAB3000
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There’s a tool that is open by a company called “This is not rocket science”
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Chris will be using the NeoDen4 at mHUB
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Chris will be giving a KiCad workshop at the Hardware Hacking Village at DEF CON
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This will be similar to the 4.0 version of Getting to Blinky
7/18/2018 5:51 PM
eMeter teardown by YouTuber called “Play with junk”
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KiCad 5 is on the way
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It is able to read in EAGLE files, Chris was discussing OBD++
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Altium crippling Circuit Maker with a random sleep timer?
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Looks like Upverter will be taking over in the future anyway
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Adafruit released CircuitPython 3
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The US tariff on Chinese electronics and equipment went into effect on July 6th.
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This was partially in response to stolen IP from Micron technologies
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The Macrofab podcast had a good discussion on it and an article explaining how it might affect you.
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Past guest Bunnie Huang also wrote about how this will impact hardware designers
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Want to learn more about digital logic? Play the NAND game!
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There’s a new hacking game out called ExaPunks, made by the company of former guest Zach Barth (makers of Shenzhen I/O)
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Zork
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Mel Chua wrote about education for deaf engineers and the difficulties of teaching engineering in sign language
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The Hackaday Superconference was announced! Submit a proposal to a great hw con
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Arm may have been playing dirty with a site about the RISC-V instruction set. It has since been taken down and was hopefully a misunderstanding.