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episode 312: MEP EP#312: Armchair Military Strategists
MEP EP#312: Armchair Military Strategists
Destroy TSMC if China Invades, To Make Taiwan 'unwantable', Says US Military Paper
- Link to article
- Why? Destroy the economic and technological reason for China to want Taiwan
- Military Paper written by Jared McKinney and Peter Harris
- How do you keep a free Taiwan and not enter WWIII?
- How would any invasion of Taiwan affect the already unstable global electronics supply chain
- Fabless chip makers
- Apple
- AMD
- Nvidia
- Broadcomm
- TSMC basically manufactures integrated circuits for almost every manufacturer
- Fabless chip makers
Mega Load Resistor
- Stephen needs a dummy load for testing the output of amplifiers
- 300W dissipation minimum
- Multiple impedance taps - 2,4,8,16 ohm
- Is it best to buy more lower watt resistors and spread them out or is it best to buy fewer larger ones?
Don't Goop Your Electronics
- Don't try to obscure your design by putting smoo all over your PCB assembly
- Your schematic and board layout are not your trade secrets
Golf Cart Project
- Completed!
- Added a "user" mode switch to switch between speed and throttle response settings
- Had to lengthen the intermediate steering shaft length to prevent "loss of steering"