A weekly show about the trends in the electronic industry.
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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
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The 555 contest continues onward! Everyone is getting excited! Dave’s classic 1976 vintage Signetics 555 timer chip (which he destroyed! RIP).
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Dave and Chris talk about the upcoming 555 design contest and stories from listeners.
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Chris and Dave ended up talking about Element 14, Ben Heck and Jeri Ellsworth enough that they decided to name show 26 after them.
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This week we didn’t get much beyond WOTW but managed to have a good discussion about modular design and the mistakes of NASA.
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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS Shoutouts Sparkfun has a new “grab bag” program for all their pick and place cast off parts. Could be some good pickins! Rants Why does the IEEE still charge membership fees to unemployed engineers? And why does the cutoff for waiving the fee occur […]
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We discuss IBMs 5 in 5 innovation predictions, the holidays and a few more workbenches (including a video submission!)
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This week we discussed if there is a competitive advantage to being the squeaky wheel. And if you should bother while working for someone else.
