A weekly show about the trends in the electronic industry.
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Dave and Chris discuss the runaround of finding a new analog to digital converter and how USENET groups can be helpful.
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Dave and Chris remember Bob Pease and Jim Williams and discuss many other smaller, less important tidbits
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No Chris this week. Dave & Jeff talk about Apple’s new Mothership HQ, vintage computers and arcade games on FPGA’s, the death of 8 bit micros, head hunter fees, and more electric car stuff.
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Chris and Dave talk about cultural differences at universities, finding obscure chips, tablets, datasheets and lots more.
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Dave talks about his role as a new nerd father and we discuss medical, automotive and even static applications of circuits.
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Dave and Chris talk about the perception of chip companies, robots and corporate silliness
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Dave, Chris, Jeff Keyzer and Jeremy Blum discuss the latest in electronics news, including Google’s decision to use the Arduino.
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We talked about schools, contests, more contests, ham radio, 3D transistors and our first Chip of the Week
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Chris & Jeff are recording from a hotel room at the ESC conference, with Dave sadly back home in Australia.
While I don’t think this will affect listeners as much as it will affect us, the stats on all of our shows reset recently. Specifically on Tuesday. And more specifically, by me. By accident. I felt like an idiot, but there’s not much I can do now. As I said, it shouldn’t really matter […]
