Eevblog #134 – the maxim manipulation
More dodgy components, this time from our friends at Maxim (c/o Motorola) The DS2502 datasheet is here: http://www.maxim-ic.com/datasheet/index.mvp/id/2924 UPDATE: Maxim…
Eevblog #133 – dodgy digikey components
Dave cuts loose on Digikey (or Bourns?) for providing dodgy resistors which made their way into his µCurrent adapters. Have…
Eevblog #132 – delusional dyson marketing
Dave cuts loose on the dickhead marketing team at Dyson. Of course it's got zero carbon emissions!
Eevblog #131 – live show #7
The 7th Live Show. Sorry, no chat window overlay, it got corrupted. Mostly almost 2 hours of Q&A, so a…
Eevblog #130 – the calc credit card scientific calculator / computer
Dave describes the design of his open source hardware µCalc credit card sized calculator / computer. (NOTE: Not to be…
Eevblog #129 – us airline tsa security australia post $9 fee
Looks like the airport TSA backscatter scanners might be damaging DNA too: http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/17090/56/ Dave cuts loose on all the US…
Eevblog #128 – uei multimeter contest draw
Dave draws the UEI Multimeter contest draw "live" using the EEVblog contest Wobulator. And the winner is...
Eevblog #127 – pcb design for manufacture tutorial – part 1
PART 2 is HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uemr8xaxcw0 PART 3 is HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zGisPMNstI A how-to guide to taking your electronics project from prototype…
Eevblog #126 – the free sample fallacy
Why free chip samples are NOT always a good thing. Will they cost you more in the long run?
Eevblog #125 – soup to nuts with free software
If you want a MUCH better quality audio only version it is here: http://www.eevblog.com/2010/11/12/soup-to-nuts-with-free-software-audio/ A presentation by DJ Delorie called…