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- There was a large electrical fire where Chris lives in Chicago.
- Chris is launching a new course for Contextual Electronics making a board with Bluetooth and cellular.
- This lead to Quectel sending him a development board for the EG91
- DB9 is still alive! It was paired with a RS-232 chip on the dev board Chris got
- Dave is doing a 5 part series about programming the 3 cent micro
- The first one is about making the programmer
- Dave wants to call out the "$0.01 linear regulator", the SSP6206
- The cheapest regulator on Digikey is the NCP115, but it has a PITA package to solder (1mm x 1mm!)
- Carl Bugeja calls out a haptic driver (meant for the buzzer on your cell phone) that can be used as a small motor driver.
- Chris has been dealing with smaller pitch parts using his new microscope. This model was recommended in a recent Voltlog video about microscopes.
- XC6206 is another low cost linear regulator.
- CE forum post about microscope recommendations
- HEPA fume extractor video
- Alvaro explains his part setup at home
- Review of a $100 handheld scope
- Dave has also done a cheap handheld scope review
- Flux removers
- Working with magnet wire
- Ripping caps off of a board
- "Are we the baddies?"
- KiKit panelization tool in KiCad
- Limor from Adafruit panelizing boards in EAGLE
- Knocking parts off of a board with a chisel (eWaste Ben)
a new course for Contextual Electronics making a board with Bluetooth and cellular
contextualelectronics.comEG91
quectel.comDB9
en.wikipedia.orgRS-232 chip
en.wikipedia.orgThe first one is about making the programmer
youtube.comSSP6206
datasheet.lcsc.comusing his new microscope
twitter.coma recent Voltlog video about microscopes
youtube.comXC6206 is another low cost linear regulator
datasheet.lcsc.comCE forum post about microscope recommendations
forum.contextualelectronics.comHEPA fume extractor video
youtube.comAlvaro explains his part setup at home
twitter.comReview of a $100 handheld scope
forum.contextualelectronics.comWorking with magnet wire
hackaday.comRipping caps off of a board
twitter.com"Are we the baddies?"
youtube.comKiKit panelization tool in KiCad
github.com