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	Podcast:		The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
	Episode:		#523 – A Keyzermas Story
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:50:07
	Publish Date:		2020-12-28 04:00:43
	Description:		Welcome back, Jeff Keyzer (@MightyOhm)! Jeff has been selling the MightyOhm Geiger Counter Kit and other products on Amazon He has also been consulting lately, helping clients with hardware certifications, regulatory compliance and EMC. These are separate tasks from product safety RyanAir is buying 737-MAX airplanes ESD is part of EMC UL testing CE combines EMC and product safety Radiated emissions testing Worst case testing We have had experts on EMC on in the past Howard Johnson Henry Ott Eric Bogatin Near field vs far field H field and E field are separate Standards are changing for LiIon IEC60950 was the main standard for a long time IEC 62368 is replacing some of these standards Polluted rivers in Cleveland caused the Nixon administration to start the EPA Head tax in Seattle Chris and Jeff have both been living in/near the civil unrest happening in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. The news plays up what’s happening during protests, which are mainly peaceful. The Chaz Economic impacts of COVID Jeff has been working with older versions of Altium Mentor changes its name to Siemens EDA The Fusion / Eagle integration continues The KiCad dev conversation that happened at “KiCon 2020” talked about the features coming in v6 We wanted to ask Jeff about abunch of the RF components we didn’t understand in Episode 520 The main one was the power transistor and how it is tuned to particular frequencies Miller capacitance between gate and drain “Cut and try engineering” Chris is still reeling from the Adrian Tang episode, with all the things he talked about. Jeff was working on devices that went into WLAN and the now-defunct WiMax All of the designs Jeff worked on were Gallium Arsenide Former guests/sometimes co-host Piotr Esden-Tempski is running a new crowdfunding campaign for the Glasgow Interface Explorer (rev C) Mark Rober is running a paid engineering course. Does it cost too much? “Sounds like MBA projects” Jeff has taken Tufte’s visualizing information class Joe Barnard on the CE Podcast Starting real projects Looking to relax? Watch Nick Offerman drink scotch in front of a fire in a “Yule Log” style video (for 10 hours!) Many thanks to our Patrons, for this and all the other episodes throughout 2020! We would be nothing without them. Check out Patreon.com/TheAmpHour if you’d like to join the crowd. A special thanks to our corporate sponsor Binho, who now distribute the Sensepeek PCBite. That’s a wrap on 2020! Thank you for listening!!
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