TI | The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast

#442 – An Interview with Travis Goodspeed

Travis Goodspeed joins Chris to talk about his past projects (GoodFET, GoodWatch, M380 tools, P25 Jammer, Facedancer, more) and how each new project spawns communities large and small.

#362 – Secret Squirrel

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Dave and Chris chat about small scale computing, things learned about hardware, DOS programs, working weekends, developing for non-consumer markets and much more!

#351 – The Automation Amish

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Though Dave has sworn off all things automation, it doesn’t stop us from talking about developments in the electronics world, new and old! New silicon nodes, new kits, new chips, old topologies, old dies, old kits and more!

#348 – An Interview with Art Kay

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Art Kay is an analog precision expert and application manager at TI. He joins us to talk about his career in the industry and a new training program for learning about precision electronics.

#273 – Part Choice Triathlon

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This week we discuss the difficulties involved in running workspaces, how to get through choosing switching converters, online controversies and more!

#203 – Tesla, Checklists and Bullies – Emerging External Eupsychics

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Dave and Chris pontificate on the needs of online electronics education, how awesome Tesla is and how not to get consumers on your side (by prosecuting open source projects)

#164 – Agilent’s New Name, Molex’s New Owner and PCB artwork – Nonsensical Naming Neolatry

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We discuss the silliness behind spinning out and rebranding a company, let alone one that’s already had that happen once. Also Molex was bought, BoldPort makes beautiful PCBs, TI makes the LDC1000, the Peachy has some interesting low cost hacks and more!