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We'll explore an in-depth study conducted by Seth Jenkins, Neil LaTourette, and Brendan Liverman on how boiling time affects hot dog conductivity.
August 9, 2024
Nick Chelyapov joins Parker and Stephen to get nitty gritty with the Bitty, the pocket drum machine.
Parker and Stephen discuss the new MacroFab Engineering Podcast Design Contest: Useless Machines. Thanks Mouser!
Josh Rozier returns to talk about designing and building custom audio transformers.
Parker explains the DOOM SAO and Stephen implements a Gyrator for the MacroAmp!
Parker and Stephen talk about the Chinese Tariff increase and 3D printing out of phase music recording.
Danny Rankin of University of Colorado Boulder joins the podcast to discuss the Atlas Institute.
I/O expanders verse cheap shift registers, leaking electronics, and better datasheets.
Parker takes a look at some potential high temperature smart LEDs and Stephen rebuilds an amplifier.
Kevin Beller discusses his history with Seymour Duncan and how an engineer sells a creative idea.
Benjamin Heckendorn rejoins the podcast to discuss Pinball Hardware and Text Adventure Games.
Ken and Chip Gracey of Parallax Inc discuss the journey of Integrated Circuit Development.
Dillon Nichols comes on the podcast to discuss his home automation techniques and projects.
Phil Bresnahan of Smartfin joins the podcast to discuss the research of ocean data collection sensors.
Parker finds his lithium charger IC and Stephen works on the 2nd longest running project on the MEP!
Christopher Howell of OpenEVSE discusses open source electric vehicle charging stations and J1772.
Parker gives an update on his Prop Dev Stick Type-C and Stephen designs a tonestack based on the LND150.
Al Williams returns to the podcast to discuss FPGA documentation and meat balloons.
Come celebrate the third anniversary of the MEP as Parker and Stephen discuss a potential video game.
Jason Cerundolo joins Parker and Stephen to discuss testing and evaluation of the USB Type-C PD spec.
The Venti-Q gets nears completion, USB Type-C example circuit completed, and EE interview topics.
Stephen looks to resurrect the ribbon microphone project and of course Parker scope creeps it.
Parker wraps up his Wagon Chime Module and looks at USB Power Switches and Stephen covers his EQ build.
Cliff Schecht of Reclaimed Audio discusses what it takes to repair and restore vintage audio gear.
Ben and Chris come on the podcast to talk about the latest in 3D printing and humble luffas.
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