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episode 123: EP#123: Jiggling Jumper Cables
- Stephen
- The uTracer 3
- A tube curve tracer that is very powerful.
- Some upgrades that are in the mix
- New interface for selecting socket connections - going to have 8 and 9 pin sockets with rotary switches for each pin
- Upgraded ground loop for measuring the grid current on triodes
- Integrated FTDI
- Transistor curve tracer (only tests the "positive" transistors PNP,N-Channel stuff)
- Lab Notebook: http://dos4ever.com/uTracerNotebook/Notebook.html#Plate
- SSPS - The entropy creator
- The uTracer 3
- Parker
- New Article: Key Parts of an Arduino: How to Integrate the Arduino Platform into your Product
- Reading temperature NTC thermistors
- Voltage divider method
- Wheatstone bridge circuit
- Dedicated IC like the MAX6682MUA
- Others ways?
- Are space ships and space suits rated for external positive pressure?
- Relevant Reddit Thread
- RFO
- Saelig has a new programmable 128W Power Supply With 1mV/1mA Precision
- Output: 0 – 16 Volts / 0-8 Amps
- Resolution: 1 mV / 1 mA
- Low Ripple & Noise: <= 350 uVrms / 3 mVpp / <2 mArms
- Remote Voltage Sensing Capability
- $260
- Saelig has a new programmable 128W Power Supply With 1mV/1mA Precision
Tags: electronics podcast, Key Parts of an Arduino, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MAX6682, MEP, Podcast, Saelig, SSPS, The Entropy Creator, Thermistors, uTracer, Wheatstone