400: A Really Long Time
Christopher and Elecia celebrate their 400th episode by discussing what has (and hasn't) changed in embedded systems over the last 9 years
28 Jan 20221h 5min
399: Hey, What's Going On?
Jen Costillo joined us to talk about voice acting, reverse engineering, podcasting, and dance. Jen's podcast is the Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast, found in all your usual podcast places. Jen and...
21 Jan 20221h 11min
398: Clocks Get Into Everything
Tom Anderson explains radio frequency electronics (RF). Elecia and Christopher try to keep up. We also took a detour into bass guitar electronics. One confusing jargon part is that radio power (in dBm...
14 Jan 20221h 10min
290: Rule of Thumbs (Repeat)
We spoke with Phillip Johnston (@mbeddedartistry) of Embedded Artistry about consulting, writing, and learning. In the Embedded Artistry welcome page, there is a list of Phillip's favorite articles as...
7 Jan 20221h 13min
397: Owl
Chris and Elecia ring in the new year with a discussion of projects, hobbies, origami, DMA, music, and the new-and-improved Embedded.fm newsletter... Pepto Bismol can be converted to metal bismuth (Yo...
31 Des 20211h 1min
293: Skateboard Tricks (Repeat)
Limor Fried of Adafruit spoke with us about engineering, education, and business. Some new boards we talked about include the PyGamer and PyBadge (which also has a lower cost version). TinyUSB, an op...
23 Des 202143min
396: Untangle the Mess
Uri Shaked shows us Wokwi, his board and processor simulator. We checked out Arduino code in GDB and then looked at his simulator for the Cortex-M0 Raspberry Pi Pico. First, you should totally look ...
17 Des 20211h 10min
395: I Can No Longer Play Ping Pong
Tyler Hoffman joined us to talk about developing developer tools and how to drag your organization out of the stone age. You can use GDB and Python together? Yes, yes you can. And it will change your...
10 Des 20211h 17min
