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	Podcast:		The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
	Episode:		#455 – Bill and Dave’s Excellent Equipment
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:11:23
	Publish Date:		2019-08-19 06:34:20
	Description:		Dave reviewed the Vion multimeter…and was a bit underwhelmed. What percentage of dev boards are used? The multimeter chip GPIB Robby Newell shared a sweet testing setup Lock in amplifiers Raw research stuff Jitter analyzer $200 scope? Chris has a friend who claimed the DS1054Z is lower priced now. Rigol rolled their own ASIC, the Phoenix chipset, doesn’t have boxcar average This is a rolling average after the ADC, higher ENOB Why digital scopes look noisy Jeri Ellsworth in her first Amp Hour interview said she wanted to skip the country after messing up a mask ROM The US Navy will replace touchscreen controls Dave interviewed John Kenney from Keysight (linked video is part 1 of 4) Chris realized the parts he talked about in #453 were actually NCNR parts (non-cancellable non-returnable) Returning parts Ordering parts for long lead times Shootout of 10 cent micros It was actually the SDCC compiler for the 3 cent micro GigaDevice parts (link to LCSC) are STM32 replacement components. These are not exactly a new phenomenon, Dangerous Proto posted (a link to a site) about it nearly 2 years ago Zeptobars also did a die shot of one of the parts
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