Dave and Chris discuss the impacts of AI on electronics design in the future. Also new chips, trade shows, and how to impress your boss.

Past guests of the show (Alvaro, Ariel, Chris) return for an "impedance matching" episode where 4 people get together and discuss electronics. We also discuss things we expect or hope to see in electronics in 2023.

Jeff Keyzer joins The Amp Hour for our annual check in to see what he's up to and what's new in the world of electronics, test equipment, and amateur radio. Merry Keyzermas!

This week on the show, Chris is supposed to slap Dave for talking about buying a Pick and Place last time. Also new parts, code visualization, Arduino's new target, and low cost chip tooling.

This show is a before-and-after with Joshua Vasquez and Zach Fredin. A 2019 recording captured the beginning of their grad school journey and this 2022 recording details how grad school went and what they're doing now.

This week Dave discusses wanting to buy a Pick and Place and Chris doesn't try to talk him out of it. Also low cost RISC V components, Supercon happenings, more on heat pumps, books about the grid, and more!

Eric Schlaepfer and Windell Oskay, authors of "Open Circuits" (a beautiful book looking inside electronic components) join Chris to talk about the book and their other electronic projects.

Saber Kaygusuz is the CEO of PCB Arts, makers of the EdgeKit and the Vapor Phase One. He joins Chris to talk about manufacturing and design of electronics systems for prosumers and software developers.

Matt Liberty returns to The Amp Hour to talk about the upgraded Joulescope (model JS220) and the trials and tribulations it's been to build a new device during the chip shortage.

This week Chris and Dave discuss charging batteries, outfitting a lab, heat pumps, conference badges, and more!