MacroFab Engineering Podcast
Conversations about electronics, hardware, and the engineering life. Hosted by Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig.
Timing Tariff Modulations
We delve into the fascinating world of time modulation, discussing recent advancements in capacitor technology.
The Toilet Mountain of Social Media
The hefty topic of U.S. funding for 'digital twin' chips research under the CHIPS Act, comparing its budget to other big expenditures.
The Magic Touch Is Money
We explore the implications of Apple’s business practices on innovation, consumer choice, and market competition.
Repairing the Retro Future
This week we dive into the fascinating world of vintage tech repair, focusing on efforts to preserve General Motors' futuristic '80s digital displays.
Food Device Contest Wrap up
We celebrate the innovation and creativity of Food Device Design Derby entries like the JavAqua, Pizza Pouch, and the winner, BarBuddy.
Top Features to Add to Your Next Prototype
Tune in as we share insights, anecdotes, and maybe a few confessions from our own prototyping adventures.
Platform Updates from Kyle McLeod and Nicholas Lundgaard
The episode provides insights into MacroFab's efforts to make PCB manufacturing more accessible and efficient for their customers.
Batman, The King of EDC (Every Day Carry)
Delve into the fascinating world of Batman's utility belt. Tracing the evolution from its humble origins to its current complex design.
Magical Semiconductors of Pixies
We’re joined by Alexander Vartanov, an electrical engineering student with a knack for hands-on projects.
Wizard Trust Falls for PCB Footprints
Parker’s transition from Eagle to KiCad, facing challenges with library management and device layer integration. Also, the new MacroFab Quote Wizard.
Tracing a Path for PCB Design Automation with Sergiy Nesterenko
Sergiy Nestorenko, founder of Quilter and former SpaceX engineer, discusses revolutionizing PCB design automation.
The Mega IIe: A Vintage Computing Adventure with James Lewis
Tune in for a fascinating journey from the past to the future, bridging vintage computing with modern technology with James Lewis, aka the Bald Engineer.