EEVblog #948 – Nixie Tube Display Project – Part 1
Part 1 of an internet connected Nixie tube counter/clock display project. What are Nixie Tubes? How do they work? How do you drive them? Selecting a suitable driving solution and parametric searching. Forum HERE
EEVblog #947 – Chronos High Speed Camera Review
Dave takes a look at the 21,000fps Chonos Kickstarter high speed digital camera prototype. Tesla500 Youtube Channel World’s most powerful LED light – 5kW VIDEO Forum HERE
EEVblog #946 – Apple Raspberry Pi Cluster – PART 2
Part 2 of building the Raspberry Pi computer cluster. Dave strips down an old Apple G5 PowerMac to use as the enclosure. Forum HERE
EEVblog #945 – Thermal Powered Smartwatches Are GIMMICKS!
Thermal powered smartwates are nothing more than gimmicks. Dave runs the numbers on the Matrix Powerwatch from Indieigogo. Also some exercise testing shows up an unusual and undesired effect when using thermoelectric generators on your wrist. Thunde[...]
EEVblog #944 – Has the Future Arrived Yet? – Part 2
Wayback Wednesday PART 2 Are we living in the future as foreseen 30 years ago? Dave goes back to 1986 and takes a look at the Beyond 2000 books of the TV series of the same name and looks at what has come true and what hasn’t. What predictions[...]
EEVblog #944 – Has the Future Arrived Yet? – Part 1
Wayback Wednesday Are we living in the future as foreseen 30 years ago? Dave goes back to 1986 and takes a look at the Beyond 2000 book of the TV series of the same name and looks at what has come true and what hasn’t. What predictions did the[...]
EEVblog #943 – How EEVblog Does Video Editing
Dave takes you step-by-step through his video editing, rendering, and transcoding process for an EEVblog video using Sony Vegas / MovieStudio & Handbrake x264. Note this is NOT a tutorial, it’s a mostly live walkthrough of editing an actu[...]
EEVblog #942 – Mystery Monday Teardown
A mystery teardown taken from Dave’s mailbag submission shelf. What will it be? Forum HERE
EEVblog #941 – The Amazing Schmitt Trigger
Fundamentals Friday What is a Schmitt trigger and how does it work? What is hysteresis? And how do they fix two common problems in electronics, namely slow slew rate signals on CMOS digital chip inputs causing oscillation, and noise on comparator in[...]