The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
A weekly show about the trends in the electronic industry.
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Jeff Keyzer of MightyOhm.com joins Dave and Chris to talk about a new soldering comic book and electric vehicles.
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Dave discusses recently being let go from Altium, we discuss the TI buyout of National Semi and we cover the April fools jokes that got us best.
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No guests this week, but lots of rants and items! Suggest future guests you’d like to hear either in the comments section or on the Suggestions Page.
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Dave, Chris and our first guest Jeri discuss printable electronics, women in engineering, bus controversies, Kickstarter projects and white collar crime.
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Chris and Dave discuss instrumentation amplifiers, new workbenches, stupid company name changes and falling demand for brains.
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Dave and Chris discuss format changes to the show, engineering education and robotics competitions.
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Dave and Chris talk about the new DigiKey/DesignNews radio show and give some (hopefully) constructive feedback.
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Dave and Chris want chip manufacturers to let us know which are the most popular chip in order to design to parts that won’t become obsolete as quickly.
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Dave and Chris talk about funding issues in the US and the importance of science research in future product development.
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Dave and Mightyohm Jeff Keyzer join forces to talk about conferences, packaging and IPC footprints
