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  • EEVblog #869 – Counting LED Photons!

    How may photons does a LED emit at very low currents? What is the lowest current where a LED will actually emit photons? Dave does some measurements to answer this quantum physics level stuff! Podcast: Download

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    Keysight 6GHz scope

    About a week left on the Keysight 6GHz scope giveaway. A lot of people have been concerned that these scopes were not going to “worthy” winners who can really use them, even more so the big daddy 6GHz version. In which case I like the entry from Carlos A, check …

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    EEVblog #867 – The Search For The First TTL Chip

    Can Dave find the first mention of TTL chips, on the 50th anniversary of TTL? Some old resurrected footage and a segment idea from July 2014, Welcome to Wayback Wednesday, were Dave looks though his old Electronics Australia magazine collection. Forum HERE Podcast: Download

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    EEVblog #866 – Mailbag

    Is this wierd thing a slice of Dave’s Brain? Find out in today’s Mailbag Forum HERE SPOILERS: A silicon wafer bonanza! Hires photos of wafers A temperature sensing plasma etching wafer http://www.diychristmas.org Bullshit Bingo Model car controller A very expensive single photon counter teardown and some experimentation. Random cheapo Chinese …

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    EEVblog #860 – Mailbag

    Mailbag Monday Forum: http://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/eevblog-860-mailbag/ SPOILERS: Supermicro AMD Opteron Server Motherboard AMD Nothbridge chips HERE and HERE Ibico & TI calculator teardowns Cheap Multimeter Teardowns Perf2 Prototype board crowd funder Garmin GPS III+ Teardown Radio Shack Pen Oscilloscope Teardown COP8 Microcontroller Podcast: Download

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    EEVblog #859 – Bypass Capacitor Tutorial

    Everything you need to know about bypass capacitors. How do they work? Why use them at all? Why put multiple ones in parallel? What effect does package type have on performance? Are there any traps? Dave measures some bypass capacitors with an impedance analyser to confirm the whiteboard theory and …

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    EEVblog #858 – Red Pitaya

    Dave tries to get the Red Pitaya up and running and doing some basic measurements via WiFi & Ethernet. TLDR: Many issues: apps freeze, WiFi didn’t work, and the apps have only very basic rudimentary functionality. But it’s promising, and probably a good solution for those who want to write …

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