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	Podcast:		The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
	Episode:		#428 – Setting Fire To The Tracks
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:09:56
	Publish Date:		2019-02-03 19:59:54
	Description:		Chicago was so cold (the day we recorded this episode), the train company set tracks on fire to defrost them. Chris asked about dev kits/platforms people are interested in Migen for generating FPGA code CH554 Paduk – 3 cent micro ST Micro family Dave is using doesn’t have eeprom Battery back SRAM Wear leveling 4 cent external eeprom Higher setup cost NeoDen4 video from NeoDen USA NeoDen7 with Yamaha feeders Hand assembly Sipeed M1 board has dual RISCV 64 cores for AI applications Chris started the FastAI course after reading Yuval Noah Harari books over the holidays. ESP32 has a new camera board OpenCV Hot dog/ not hot dog How much power a Raspberry Pi takes Hackaday just wrapped up the “Circuit Sculpture” contest Chris first saw this from Mohit Bhoite, one of the Particle EEs Dave had a patent chat with his brother in law (Phil) over the holidays How to become an engineer ZGlue is not a chip printer…but it could be an interesting way to piece together chips A history of chipmaking in Japan PCB Checklist Former guest of the show, Bil Herd did some high speed testing for Hackaday Image credit: ABC News on Twitter
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