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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 12 hours 19 minutes
#382 – The Toggle Boggle
This week Dave and Chris recount their stories of testing and of learning firmware. Also new t-shirts, big companies continue their buying spree and video tours of manufacturing facilities
#381 – An Interview with Derek Kozel
Derek Kozel of Ettus Research and the GNU Radio foundation joins Chris to talk about software defined radio, doing more in the amateur space with digital modes and peeking into the spectrum.
#380 – Just Terrestrial and Space Things
Dave and Chris discuss a wide range of connected devices on the show this week. Dave also talks through more of the 121 GW issues and Chris recaps his travel to various conferences.
#379 – An Interview with John Saunders
John Saunders of Saunders Machine Works and the NYCCNC YouTube channel joins Chris and Dave to talk about machining, 3D design and the process behind creating a mechanical thing.
#378 – An Interview with Jason Kridner and Robert Nelson
Jason Kridner and Robert Nelson join Chris to talk about building custom linux packages for the BeagleBone, Beagle xM.
#377 – Debugger vs Printeffer
Dave returns from vacation and chats about the issues he's been having with his test gear. Also we discuss travel, debugging code, early programmable chips, manufacturing and control theory.
#376 – An Interview with Richard Ginus
Richard Ginus of TWTG joins Chris to explain how LoRaWAN (and LoRa generally) works and why it's important to low power sensor networks.
#375 – An Interview with Tim “Mithro” Ansell
Tim "Mithro" Ansell joins Chris to talk about a range of hardware project which include a tiny USB key, a powerful HDMI capture/buffer and upcoming FPGA training
#374 – An Interview with Clifford Wolf
The architect and creator of the first open source toolchain for FPGAs, Clifford Wolf talks to Chris about logic synthesis, reverse engineering bit streams, formal verification and why the RISC V processor matters.
#373 – Pedantic or Andrantic
Chris (Gammell) joins Chris (White) and Elecia (White) of Embedded.fm for a holiday crossover episode. We talk about new toys, books, learning code and much more!