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- Chris has been diving into work (to ignore the US elections). He has also been enjoying OTA DFU with Nordic parts
- 1K video on EEVblog. There was also a Hackaday 1K contest.
- BLE112 module
- USB PD
- Vishay Thermal jumper
- Thermal design
- Pick and place heat sink
- "Thermion"
- "Hot Air Rises and Heat Sinks: Everything You Know About Cooling Electronics Is Wrong" by Tony Kordyban
- Customized heatsink
- 345 KV / 34.5 KV videoes from 2 weeks ago
- Rolling blackouts
- Helicopter maintenance of power lines
- FE exam
- Delta and Wye configurations
- Dave is wrappin up his lab move. He made a video about his custom storage for under bench.
- Chris is also moving his desk home from mHUB (while staying a "shop" member) since COVID in the US is spiking (again)
- Sparkfun introduced the A La Carte (ALC) service for creating PCBs with a point and click menu. This is similar to the Gepetto service from Gumstix. We expect to see more of these "non-layout based PCB tools" in the future.
- AMD is buying Xilinx for $35B
Thanks to Wikipedia for the picture of thermion(ic emission)
OTA DFU with Nordic parts
devzone.nordicsemi.com1K video on EEVblog
youtube.coma Hackaday 1K contest
hackaday.ioBLE112
amazon.comUSB PD
blog.ravpower.comVishay Thermal jumper
vishay.comPick and place heat sink
mouser.com"Thermion"
en.wikipedia.orgTony Kordyban
amazon.com345 KV / 34.5 KV videoes from 2 weeks ago
youtube.comRolling blackouts
en.wikipedia.orgHelicopter maintenance of power lines
youtube.comFE exam
chrisgammell.comDelta and Wye configurations
cedgreentech.comhis custom storage for under bench
youtube.commHUB
mhubchicago.comSparkfun introduced the A La Carte (ALC) service
alc.sparkfun.comthe Gepetto service from Gumstix
geppetto.gumstix.comAMD is buying Xilinx for $35B
nytimes.comPatreon.com/TheAmpHour
patreon.comThanks to Wikipedia for the picture of thermion(ic emission)
en.wikipedia.org