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MEP EP#177: Leeroy Jenkins TransistorCheck out our new MacroFab Design Contest: Useless Machine Sponsored by Mouser Electronics!
Parker
APA-102C-NEW-260 Tested
DOOM SAO in production
ST7789 LCD Works correctly
Type-C works well
Got the ATSAMD21 I2C EEPROM interface working
SOON to be public Github repo
Preorder on the AND!XOR website
Atmel SWD to Tag Connect adapter works!
ICE ICE BABY
SOICBITE
Stephen
MacroAmp Rev 2: Sponsored by Mouser Electronics
Schematic is complete
Only grounds left to run and to do a review
Completely rethought design
Simulated power supplies
uTracer data gathering for everything
Gain calcs - one or two nutube?
Coarse and fine volume controls
PCB mounted Tube sockets
Terminal blocks for easy assembly
Wants to do something not audio related for next project
R.F.O.
Non-destructive banana ripeness determination using a neural network-based electronic nose
Follow up from last weeks discussion with Nick Chelyapov
Accuracy of 90.3% was reached using an “electronic nose”
Sensors are sensitive to ethylene (the ripening hormone in climacteric fruit, such as apples, peaches, bananas, etc.)
Buzzfeed for Electronics?
Need More Energy Storage? Just Hit 'Print'
Lords call for evidence on impact of digital tech
Organic Semiconductors: One Transistor for All Purposes
Renewable Energy Won't Make Bitcoin 'Green,' but Tweaking Its Mining Mechanism Might
Powering Devices -- With a Desk Lamp?
Beyond 1 and 0: Engineers boost potential for creating successor to shrinking transistors
A multi-value logic transistor based on zinc oxide
Zinc oxide combined to form a composite nanolayer, which is then incorporated with layers of other materials in a superlattice
Visit our Public Slack Channel and join the conversation in between episodes!
Show Notes
MEP EP#177: Leeroy Jenkins Transistor
Check out our new MacroFab Design Contest: Useless Machine Sponsored by Mouser Electronics!
Parker
- APA-102C-NEW-260 Tested
- DOOM SAO in production
- ST7789 LCD Works correctly
- Type-C works well
- Got the ATSAMD21 I2C EEPROM interface working
- SOON to be public Github repo
- Preorder on the AND!XOR website
- Atmel SWD to Tag Connect adapter works!
- ICE ICE BABY
- SOICBITE
Stephen
- MacroAmp Rev 2: Sponsored by Mouser Electronics
- Schematic is complete
- Only grounds left to run and to do a review
- Completely rethought design
- Simulated power supplies
- uTracer data gathering for everything
- Gain calcs - one or two nutube?
- Coarse and fine volume controls
- PCB mounted Tube sockets
- Terminal blocks for easy assembly
- Wants to do something not audio related for next project
R.F.O.
- Non-destructive banana ripeness determination using a neural network-based electronic nose
- Follow up from last weeks discussion with Nick Chelyapov
- Accuracy of 90.3% was reached using an “electronic nose”
- Sensors are sensitive to ethylene (the ripening hormone in climacteric fruit, such as apples, peaches, bananas, etc.)
- Buzzfeed for Electronics?
- Beyond 1 and 0: Engineers boost potential for creating successor to shrinking transistors
- A multi-value logic transistor based on zinc oxide
- Zinc oxide combined to form a composite nanolayer, which is then incorporated with layers of other materials in a superlattice
Visit our Public Slack Channel and join the conversation in between episodes!
Creators & Guests
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