The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast

Richard Ginus of TWTG joins Chris to explain how LoRaWAN (and LoRa generally) works and why it’s important to low power sensor networks.

Tim “Mithro” Ansell joins Chris to talk about a range of hardware project which include a tiny USB key, a powerful HDMI capture/buffer and upcoming FPGA training

The architect and creator of the first open source toolchain for FPGAs, Claire Wolf talks to Chris about logic synthesis, reverse engineering bit streams, formal verification and why the RISC V processor matters.

Chris (Gammell) joins Chris (White) and Elecia (White) of Embedded.fm for a holiday crossover episode. We talk about new toys, books, learning code and much more!

Dave and Chris discuss some of the stuff that’s happened over the past week and year and talk about what’s up in 2018.

Joe Bamberg joins Chris to talk about monitoring power usage via power monitoring chips (while at ADI) and larger signal processing techniques (now at Sense).

Chris and Dave discuss where to get info these days. The info they had this week included the impending kickstarter, CAD software, battery technologies, FreeRTOS, competitions and more!

Chris talks to Jason Huggins about robotics, art, holistic product design, taking on small amounts of funding and the benefits of running companies that facilitate testing.

Dave and Chris recap the weekend hacker conference, discuss product considerations and market fit, peek inside diodes, try new protocols and avoid the invasion of IoT white goods.

Dave and Chris discuss sourcing issues, conferences, cracked capacitors, cheap microcontrollers, high power LEDs, startups and more!

After a year’s worth of shows (if you listen to one episode per day), we decided to do a replay of episode 1 of The Amp Hour

Jeff Keyzer (@mightyohm) joins Chris to tell him about his return to self employment after 5 years at Valve and his field trip to early (and large!) nuclear reactors.

Chris and Dave discuss small scale production, conference badges, CAD programs, WiFi vulnerability, self terminating devices and much more!

Alvaro and Jen from the new Unnamed Reverse Engineering podcast stop by to talk about designing Consumer Electronics and their quest to learn reverse engineering to use at work and at home.

Dave and Chris chat about small scale computing, things learned about hardware, DOS programs, working weekends, developing for non-consumer markets and much more!

Ken Shirriff joins Chris and Dave to talk about vintage computer rebuilds, peering at 1970s silicon on die and using reverse engineering to figure things out.

Dave and Chris celebrate their 360th episode by streaming video and taking audience questions live during taping. Watch on YouTube for some small extras.

Jeroen Domburg (Sprite_tm) joins Chris and Dave to talk about how the ESP8266 and ESP32 are shaking up the world of connected projects and products online.

Chris announces he is changing jobs, Dave talks about threatened legal action from a shell company and we discuss a range of new mergers in the electronics industry.

Rick Altherr is a firmware and software designer who works on server technologies; his work on the Open Compute project has produced open source designs for hyper-scale server installations.

Piotr Esden-Tempski from 1 bit squared joins Chris to talk autopilots, debugging code, prototyping hardware, JTAG chains and much more!

Akiba from Freaklabs returns to give an update on industrial internet projects, talk about reorganizing product lines, discuss building test stands and commiserate on creating a business that suits your lifestyle.

This week David and Dave chat about the upcoming EEVblog multimeter and news from the world of electronics

Chris and Dave discuss whether an IoT specific degree program makes sense. Also sad robots, crazy businesses, desoldering parts, low cost test equipment…and more!

Michael Ossmann returns to talk about the HackRF, security conferences, working with the spectrum, how GPS works, giving software interfaces to the world and lots more.