Vertically Integrated Design Engineering

Aug 5, 2019 · 1 hr 11 min · Episode 453 · 63.2 MB

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Chris is trying to making a remote controlled blinky thing for < $1
Dave suggested the Padouk $0.03 microcontroller, which now has a C compiler (read more about it on the EEVblog forum)
- (Chris later remembered Samy has a talk about lighting up balloons)
Mike Harrison on Embedded.fm discussing PICs
Switching costs
Chris will be at Chaos Camp this year!
Shahriar reviews the Deepace VNA
RF layout book
Difference from SI
Routing requirements
Spectrum analyzer
TI's Antenna Selection Guide
Where do we store files
Dave has been dealing with isolated power and data on usupply
Chris really enjoyed Kate Tempkin's talk about USB
TS80 can only power from USB quick charge and not PD
Dave giving a talk on solar roadways
Chris will be (is currently) helping past guest of the show Joe Fitzpatrick doing hardware training at Black Hat.
Alibaba is working on a homegrown chip based on the RISC V architecture
More focus on RISC V is a small silver lining of the trade war.
Russian chips from back in the day, 74 series
RISC V from scratch
Chris was on a 3M podcast talking about his excitement around RISC V and open toolchains.
LCSC is getting investment, which means its less interesting as a point of insight into Chinese branded chips..
Dave got back from celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 launch. He has been publishing videos over on his EEVdiscover channel.
Aria tracking planes
Dave and Chris did an episode while driving to Canberra to visit the DSN.
You can listen and watch along the Apollo 11 launch in "realtime"
Dave highly recommends watching the Apollo 11 movie at an iMAX.

Thanks to Suzanne Nilsson for the image of the ladder