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Our second call in show….was ruined by Star Wars!
- Stu was our screener and works in the security industry.
- Vikas
- He was wondering about how to build an arbitrary waveform generator. He will be using a Raspberry Pi Zero and will be bare metal programming
- He will be using an 8 bit dac, the TLC5602. The plan is to put the LM318 behind it as an amplifier.
- Vikas isn't sure about how to do the DC offset and whether to use a discrete amplifier.
- The STM8 Discovery kit has a built in signal generator demo.
- Ryan
- He is a student who wants to buy test equipment on a budget.
- The Digilent Discovery 2 was released recently.
- Ryan's school also has TDS1000 series
- Microchip offered to buy Atmel (from under the nose of Dialog!)
- Dave had interviewed Steve Sanghe a couple years ago.
- The CastAR is refunding money and giving a voucher for a consumer version of the glasses.
- The Steam Controller video was beautiful!
- A FOUP is not just fun to say, it's also how wafers are carried around fabs.
- When your fridge can't display a calendar on a screen.
- When automation and labor collide
- ARM is starting to chart out plastic chips!
Raspberry Pi Zero
raspberrypi.orgTLC5602
parts.ioLM318
parts.ioThe STM8 Discovery kit
st.comThe Digilent D
store.digilentinc.comTDS1000 series
physics.ucsd.eduMicrochip offered to buy Atmel
seekingalpha.comDave had interviewed Steve Sanghe
eevblog.comThe
youtube.comFOUP
en.wikipedia.orgWhen your fridge can't display a calendar on a screen.
productforums.google.comWhen automation and labor collide
thenation.comARM is starting to chart out plastic chips!
semiaccurate.comImage via MovieClips.com
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