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episode 241: MEP EP#241: Failing to Electrocute the Chicken
MEP EP#241: Failing to Electrocute the Chicken
Parker
- Bit of feedback on a live stream
- People suggesting YouTube live
- Will set this up for episode 242
- The little things no one sees that make projects take forever
- 3D printer update completed
- New fans
- TI calls for lower-cost sensors to boost robot adoption
- “We don’t see as many robots as we’d like”
- Elon Musk’s Neuralink implant
- Pig example
Stephen
- High voltage low current measurement - The circuit evolves
- Adding resistance measurements
- The new process
- Use the resistor measurement probes to measure the screen resistors values and record those
- Use the resistor measurement probes to measure the cathode resistors and record
- Plug test harness into the DUT
- Begin test
- Program will read voltages and using the resistance measurements it will give you a target voltage.
- Turn trim pot to set idle current such that the power dissipation is met
- The load is dynamic and this is an unregulated power supply
- Looking for bananas
- Want to have “multi-meter” banana connector
- History of the banana connector
- Technically a binding post