Ludicrously High Frequency Interference

Jun 3, 2019 · 1 hr 14 min · Episode 445 · 62.8 MB

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Younger kids watching YouTubers
The FCC does regulate what can be said on TV/Radio
Chris had the opportunity to talk to someone from a local testing house (we'll try to get him on the show later)
- He pointed out a new document that gives better guidance for people trying to get devices passing compliance.
Starlink satellites use krypton gas for propellant.
Ludicrously High Frequency
Cars are not regulated for FCC stuff, they self regulate.
A list of automotive compliance facilities
Dave didn't have to test his old stuff for his job, it's "a free for all in the ocean"
Mil spec used as a guideline
Huawei is being iced out by more than the US government. Google also stopped supporting them, meaning the Android app store will no longer work.
ARM memo tells staff to stop working with China’s tech giant
Challenge coins
Contact Dave about coins (dave@eevblog.com)
Chris has been reading Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs
How do you create a name for each part?
PLM
Component obsolescence engineers
Pulling new part numbers
KiCon videos are posted on the Contextual Electronics channel!
Chris is going to the following conferences this year:
- Teardown
- CCCamp
- Black Hat
- Supercon
Dave sent out for a box build for uSupply! He'll be getting 4 made for early evaluation.

Image above from Spaceballs