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August 9, 2024
On this episode, Josh Rozier joins Parker and Stephen to discuss if the "Force" is a force and Parsecs.
Brandon Satrom is back to discuss the future of connected devices with Particle Mesh Networking.
Stephen continues his march into madness with his 20 band EQ amplifier design.
Matt and Jeff of KINETIC join the podcast to discuss scaling up manufacturing of their IoT wearable.
Parker talks about his Embedded System Design process and Stephen explains his 20 band EQ design!
Charlyn Gonda joins the MEP to discuss the shrinking divide between the software and hardware worlds.
Derek Fronek and John Waidner discuss the FIRST FRC group the TechHOUNDS.
Stephen gives an in depth update to his Vox in a Box project! 100 Watts of Class D amplification!
Zapp and Hyr0n of AND!XOR join Cr4bf04m and Bl1tz to talk about Badge Engineering and the Espressif ESP-32.
Gene Frantz and Erik Welsh of Octavo Systems join the MEP to discuss how SiP components can benefit hardware designers.
Misha Govshteyn and Chris Church join Parker and Stephen to discuss supply chain hardware and software security.
James Lewis aka the Bald Engineer joins Parker and Stephen on a leap into the deep end on Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs)
Parker gets strangled by Raspberry Pi and SDR cables and Stephen gets his Vox in a Box power supply ordered.
Stephen and Parker discuss removing broken taps and what to do about old forgotten projects.
The MEP Favorite Category winner is chosen by Parker and Stephen!
Parker makes small progress on the SDR Wagon Project and Stephen officially launches his new blog Analogeng.com.
Stephen creates a new blog and starts documenting his projects and Parker pitches a SDR based car radio.
Parker opens the Wagon's chime module and Stephen finishes his uTracer project!
John Teel of Predictable Designs returns to the podcast to discuss designing for Injection Molded Enclosures for MFG.
Parker modifies car parts and assembles the Thermal Detonator and Stephen starts working with STM32 microcontrollers.
Stephen and Parker announce the MacroFab Design Contest and discuss learning about FPGAs and the uTracer.
Scott Swaaley joins Parker and Stephen to talk about power electronics, induction motors, and rewiring tall ships.
Parker talks LED patterns on the MEP SAO, Stephen uses a CNC machine, and RadioShack returns?
Stephen and Parker reminisce about building trebuchets and break down the A/C control module electrical schematic.
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