410: Emacs From the Future

From embedded.fm 2 months ago in Podcasts

Chris and Elecia chat about tools, interrupts, and general happenings. Thank you to Newark for supporting the show! The part that was not guessed was an RF FET: MRF1K50HR5.Elecia found MCU on Eclipse (Eric Styger)’s tutorials on Visual Studio Code for C/C++ with ARM Cortex-M (Part 1).Embedded has a Patreon page...

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418: Answer Me These Questions Three

From embedded.fm 6 days ago in Podcasts

Chris and Elecia question embedded systems then answer listener questions about embedded systems. They mostly agree except about one thing which, after some discussion, they agree upon. Mostly.Video of Cissy Strut cover where Chris plays all of the instrumentsVideo where...

417: I Don’t Know How My Brain Works

From embedded.fm 2 weeks ago in Podcasts

Alexandra Covor spoke with us about engineering, making, drawing, school, and what it means to be an artist. Alex’s projects are on GitHub and Hackster.io. Her electronics comics can be found as PikaComics on Instagram.The 2022 Open Hardware Summit named Alex...

416: EEs Are From PIC, SWEs Are From Arm

From embedded.fm 3 weeks ago in Podcasts

John Catsoulis is the founder of Udamonic and creator of the Forth-based Scamp development board. He spoke with us about Forth, electrical engineering, and writing a technical bookFind out more about Udamonic’s Scamp at udamonic.com. There are some hardware projects...

415: Rolling Computers

From embedded.fm 4 weeks ago in Podcasts

Lead Solution Architect at Cymotive, Benny Meisels spoke with us about implementing embedded software security in cars. The discussion touches ECUs, IoT vehicles, threat and risk analysis, and how reverse engineering plays a role in security testing.Benny works at Cymotive...

414: Puff, the Magically Secure Dragon

From embedded.fm 1 month ago in Podcasts

Laura Abbott of Oxide Computing spoke with us about a silicon bug in the ROM of the NXP LPC55, affecting the TrustZone. More information about the two issues are in the Oxide blog:Another vulnerability in the LPC55S69 ROMExploiting Undocumented Hardware Blocks...

413: Puppy-Like Glee

From embedded.fm 1 month ago in Podcasts

Chris and Elecia chat about practice, software quality, and empathy for seemingly unmotivated team members. Elecia is teaching another cohort of Making Embedded Systems in the fall, starting late August. There will be reminders between now and then but if you...

412: Inductors Don't Have Feelings

From embedded.fm 2 months ago in Podcasts

Tom Anderson returned to the show to describe how transistors and passives work. We discuss everything from vacuum tubes to diodes to transistors (PNP and NPN) to resistors and capacitors. We search for synonyms among the confusing terminology of cathodes,...

411: Batteries Get Upset

From embedded.fm 2 months ago in Podcasts

Ethan Slattery joined us to talk about animals, animal trackers, and how they work.Ethan works for Wildlife Computers. They use the Argos Network for data transfer. He was previously at MBARI and worked with Engineers for Exploration as an undergraduate.Ethan...

305: Humans Have a Terrible Spec Sheet (Repeat)

From embedded.fm 2 months ago in Podcasts

Amanda “w0z” Wozniak spoke with us about her career through biomedical engineering and startups. Amanda contributed a chapter to Building Open Source Hardware: DIY Manufacturing. (A book we spoke with Alicia Gibb about in #289.) Amanda’s chapter was titled Design Process:...

409: A Better World

From embedded.fm 3 months ago in Podcasts

Dr. Shirley Davis spoke with us about her book: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion For Dummies.Dr. Davis is a speaker and consultant on diversity, equity, and inclusion topics; her website is drshirleydavis.com. Dr. Davis’ books include:Diversity, Equity & Inclusion For DummiesLiving Beyond “What...