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  • Tricky Dicky Makers

    Dick Smith Electronics (known colloquially as Tricky Dicks here in Australia), a once (in)famous electronics components retailer, but long since been just a consumer electronics store, have released some excellent videos highlighting three local Sydney makers as part of their Unleash Your Smith advertising campaign shown on Australian TV and …

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    EEVblog #643 – Mailbag

    Mailbag Monday Spoilers: Dual voltage source selection circuit Casio FX-7000G the world’s first graphing scientific calculator, circa 1985. A 1989 vintage analog ohmeter. Teardown of a 450W electronic dimming module. Forum HERE Podcast: Download

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    EEVblog #642 – TI Connected Launchpad

    Dave checks out the $20 TI EK-TM4C1294XL Tiva C Series TM4C1294 Connected Launchpad Internet of Things. ARM Cortex M4 processor with Ethernet and IoT demo application. How useful is it out of the box? Forum HERE Podcast: Download

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    EEVblog #641 – Dumpster Cash Register Teardown

    Teardown Tuesday. Dave tears down a cash register found in the dumpster. Does it have any useful parts to salvage? German brand Quorion QMP 3282 Datasheets: 128×64 LCD Altera MAX PLD 80C186 clone RISC/DSP processor PF63141 PF63236 Atmel 8051 MC34164 Forum HERE Podcast: Download

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    EEVblog #635 – FPGA’s Vs Microcontrollers

    How easy are FPGA’s to hook up and use use compared to traditional microcontrollers? A brief explanation of why FPGA are a lot more complicated to setup and get working that microcontrollers. A short video linking to several other FGPA videos. NOTE: This is very old footage that was meant …

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