403: Engineers Are a Difficult People
Shawn Hymel spoke to us about creating education videos and written tutorials; marketing by and for engineers; and bowties. You can find Shawn teaching FPGAs, RTOSs and other interesting topics on Di...
25 Feb 20221h 13min
402: We Are a Lazy Species
Chris Svec of iRobot and Phillip Johnston of Embedded Artistry join Christopher and Elecia to talk about the hows and whys of estimating software schedules.. The article that started the discussion wa...
18 Feb 20221h 27min
278: Bricks' Batteries Last Forever (Repeat)
Matthew Liberty shared good advice for lowering power. We talk about different ways to measure current (Matt has a nice write-up) and things software can do to decrease power consumption. Sleeping is ...
11 Feb 20221h 6min
401: Oil and Water
Miro Samek joins us to discuss designing systems, state machines, and teaching courses. Miro's company is Quantum Leaps (state-machine.com) which provides commercial licensing for QP Real-Time Embedde...
4 Feb 20221h 9min
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
