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- Statistically less safe prototypes
- Artisanal crystal
- “Too good for the job”
- Story about boost converters
- Dave video current consumption
- NGA100
- Dick Smith chat
- Beagle Play and Beagle Connect were recently released
- Linus Tech Tips studio
- mHUB moving
- Fran newspaper story (still think it’s on Fran’s patreon page only)
- Live/work spaces
- Shipstation
- Shipping with Southwest (or other airlines)
- Wendover video about the logistics of cargo carriers during COVID
- New RPi global shutter camera
- The death of Europe’s last electronics giant (Philips)
Yes, today’s intro was done by a robot, Chris is stuck in an airport again on the way to Embedded World
Re ShipStation: In the US, Pirate Ship offers similar pricing for USPS and UPS but without the monthly subscription fees.
Dave said to leave it in the comments, so here I am!
For my home workbench, I picked up a used Agilent 66332A power supply. It has two current readback ranges: full-range -5A to +5A and low-range -20mA to +20mA. (The low range is accurate down to 2 microamperes). It can read negative currents, as it is a two-quadrant supply, capable of sourcing or sinking current.
In cases when you want to have a meter in the current loop, you can use remote sense if your power supply supports it.