Electronics Engineering Video Blog Podcast
An off-the-cuff video Blog for electronics engineers, enthusiasts, hackers and Makers
with David L. Jones
The EEVblog is an off-the-cuff video blog and Podcast of interest to anyone involved in electronics design. Electronics professionals, hobbyists, hackers, and makers will find something of interest here. Presented in Dave's unique non-scripted overly enthusiastic style!
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EEVblog #65 – Umm, I Design Computers
Posted on March 4th, 2010 24 commentsAnother drive-time rant.
The camera mount (turns out it’s a bit shaky).
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EEVblog #61 – Crystal Oscillator Drift
Posted on February 14th, 2010 21 commentsDave explains the what how and why of measuring crystal clock oscillator drift over time.
The Clock Drift PCBs
Real data collected with the sine fit envelope.
And results showing the same characteristic result over a slow temperature ramp.
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EEVblog #58 – Warm and Fuzzy FPGA Troubleshooting
Posted on January 31st, 2010 21 commentsLook, up in the sky, is it a hardware fault?, is it a software fault?, no, it’s a bloody FPGA
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