EP#135: The Hamster That Chirps

EP#135: The Hamster That Chirps

  • Parker
    • Wagon Chime module
      • Two ICS
      • Interesting metal can for a speaker module
      • Two transistors in a push pull configuration
      • Replaced electrolytic caps and it kinda functions
    • Powered Mirror Circuit
  • Stephen
    • uTracer complete!
      • Cleaner signals?
    • Lessons learned
    • Things Stephen would do different if he could
  • RFO
    • Craig Rettew askes: “Cost comparison between 2 layer and 4 layer boards. Are 2 layer much cheaper? Would a 4 layer board allow for a smaller board area vs 2 layer to make up for cost?”

Tags: BTM7752G, Chime Module, electronics podcast, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MC14001B, MC14069, MEP, RKJXT1F42001, uTracer, Wagon

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