Eevblog #168 – how to set up an electronics lab
How to set up your own decent electronics lab, what you need, and how much it'll cost you. Electronics test…
Eevblog #167 – atten 858d hot air rework review
WARNING: One unit has been found to have been dangerously mis-wired: http://www.eevblog.com/forum/general-chat/deadly-wiring-fault-atten-858d-hot-air-rework-station/ Dave reviews one of the cheapest
555 contest australian winner
Because Jeri goofed up my video on the live 555 contest show and chopped off the end, here is the…
Eevblog #166 – hp agilent e3610a lab power supply
Dave takes apart an old HP E3610A to see if it can be modded for 240V operation.
Eevblog #165 – problem solved
Dave had a small problem in the lab and fixed it with some electrical tape. Yes, the video is pointless,…
Eevblog #164 – agilent fly to the moon
Dave is a tad upset to find out how much standby power consumption the new Agilent Infiniviision oscilloscope draws.
Eevblog #163 – solder paste porn
Dave has a play with a German Martin brand Dot Liner automated Solder Paste Dispenser machine. http://www.martin-smt.de/en_p_d_dl06.php?contentInc=dispense
Eevblog #162 – ceramic capacitor piezoelectric effect on an oscilloscope
Dave shows how the piezoelectric effect of ceramic capacitors applies to oscilloscope probes, with SHOCKING results.
State of electronics – roll call
Another new trailer for Karl von Moller's upcoming epic documentary on the Australian electronics industry. This one introduces the various…
Eevblog #161 – 555 april fools revealed
No, the 555 Timer doesn't have an easter egg in it, Dave was pulling your leg. Many people wanted to…