The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast

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#709 – Nobel Prize Winner Dr Barry Marshall

Dr Barry Marshall won the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovery of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. But Barry is also an electronics hobbyist and vintage HP and Tek oscilloscope and vintage computer enthusiast. He visited the EEVBlog lab and sat down with Dave for an impromptu discussion about all sorts of things. https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2005/marshall/facts/

#708 – All the Connectors with Davide Andrea

Davide Andrea is the author of The Electronic Connector Book and Principal of Elithion, a company that designs Battery Management System. He joins Chris to talk about the wide and wonderful world of connectors.

#707 – Welding with an HDMI Cable

This week Dave and Chris discuss test equipment, the Arduino acquisition, Zephyr, Altium pricing, private equity owning YouTube channels, audio circuits, and more!

#706 – Leading Edge Analog with Joren Vaes

Joren Vaes is a design engineer at SOFICS working on simulating and delivering analog IP blocks on leading edge nodes like the 2 nm node from TSMC. Listen to how they bend physics to their will to make the chips that power our modern electronics.

#705 – Psst…Hey buddy, wanna buy an Octopus?

This week Dave and Chris discuss DIN rail, IAC (featuring Space Lube), begging for Moonlanders, batteries, 10x-priced connectors, Gridfinity, concrete slabs, and more.

#704 – Applied Embedded Electronics with Jerry Twomey

Jerry Twomey, author of Applied Embedded Electronics, joins Chris to talk about how to build more reliable hardware when there are embedded components involved. And these days, there are almost always embedded components involved.

#703 – Building wafer.space with Tim Ansell

Tim 'Mithro' Ansell returns to The Amp Hour to discuss his new Singapore based wafer sharing service called wafer.space. Now that Efabless is no more, this venture will aim to make silicon even more accessible to the masses, driving down the costs on a per chip basis. For $7K, you get 1000 chips delivered on a 180 nm process from Global Foundries.

#702 – Test Point Accupuncture

Dave and Chris discuss solar, nuclear, making new injection molds from old ones (or not), and how to probe poorly placed test points with tiny needles.

#701 – Electric Propulsion with Todd Bailey

Todd Bailey has been busy in the 11 years since he was last on the show. He has designed submarine sonar and many different pieces of space electronics, the latest being a hall effect thruster that uses solid propellant for his now sold company Starlight Engines.

Bio of The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast

Chris Gammell and Dave Jones are the hosts of the popular electronics engineering podcast, The Amp Hour. Despite living thousands of miles apart, Chris and Dave come together every week to discuss the latest developments in the field of electronics. The podcast covers a broad range of topics, from new semiconductor technologies to circuit design and test equipment. With a focus on making electronics more accessible and enjoyable, The Amp Hour has gained a large following among both hobbyists and industry professionals. The hosts also regularly feature guests on the show, ranging from advanced hobbyists to C-level executives in the electronics industry. Through their conversations and insights, Chris and Dave aim to educate and inspire their listeners, and to promote innovation and progress in the field of electronics.