The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast

#290 – An Interview with Mark Morin of Nufern

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Mark Morin of Nufern joins us to speak about lasers, optics, obsolete components, books and available jobs.

#289 – Documentation Is A Waste Of Time

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Dave and Chris talk about documentation, new platforms, high speed cameras, superheroes, energy generation, travel and lots more!

#288 – Call In Show #3

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This call in show included questions about education, changing careers, learning high speed design, creating PCB buttons, grounding issues and more!

More Ways To Call-In!

For the upcoming call-in show to be recorded Feb 24, we are adding even more ways to ask questions on air.

#287 – Pull The Trigger

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Dave and Chris talk about cash flow, scopes, online dev tools, early microcontrollers, bodge wires, revision control, 3d modeling and more!

#286 – An Interview with Saar Drimer

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Saar Drimer of Boldport stops by to talk about the EDA industry, artistic circuit boards, Chip and Pin security, a new kit subscription service and more!

#285 – Something’s Serially Wrong Here

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Chris and Dave discuss the effects of really bad PR. Also commerce, Chinese New Year, new education systems, assembling boards and much more!

#284 – An Interview with Great Scott

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Scott of the popular Great Scott! YouTube channel joins Chris to talk about German education, manufacturing, learning electronics and more!

#283 – An Interview with Jonathan Ellis

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Jon Ellis (@profgears), researcher and professor at the University of Rochester, talks about the rigors of being on the tenure track, doing high precision distance measurement and helping define NIST standards