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Then we had to develop from scratch EBM with pure copper manufacturing method. That didn’t exist before with EBM (Electron Beam Melting) printing technology.

That’s a lot of text to sound stupid. Bluetooth 4.0 _is_ BLE. That was the major addition to the spec. to move from 3.x, and one of its existential use-cases was indeed to do devices like this. BLE is also anything but power hungry – these devices should have lifetimes in the multiple year range on a CR2032.

Abstract: A method of threat detection includes illuminating a scene with short-wavelength infrared (SWIR) illumination and receiving a return of the SWIR illumination reflected back from the scene. The method includes analyzing the return of the SWIR illumination to detect presence of man-made optics in the scene. Illuminating, receiving, and analyzing can be performed by a device, e.g., a rifle-mounted laser device.

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Inventor(s): Nicolas Loubet (Guilderland, NY), Pierre Morin (Grenoble, FR) Assignee(s): STMICROELECTRONICS, INC. (Coppell, TX) Law Firm: Seed IP Law Group LLP (1 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 15723152 on 10/02/2017 (463 days app to issue)

Then, some OEMs are incorporating chips at advanced nodes, which has other implications. “When you have years to debug your process, you’re naturally going to have higher reliability,” said Jay Rathert, senior director of strategic collaborations at KLA. “But when you’re putting 7nm and 10nm parts in there, those processes still have a lot of maturing to do. There are still a lot of systematic defects and integration challenges that haven’t been debugged yet.”

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And for the sake of completeness: 1) It finished a print just fine. 2) I shut the printer off. Nothing unusual happened. 3) Next print a few days later the hot end would not heat up. I saw no magic smoke on powering it up. Nothing is shorted. Just no heating.

Huh. If I had guessed based solely on PCB appearance and the soldering in particular I would have bet on the itek being the expensive one. Shows what I know I suppose.

I will talk about that more in a future video but the as I also don’t believe that the “common mode” rejection of having the traces track each other does what people think it does. Basically the important thing is that the two edges arrive at the same time as the circuit is really a crossing edge detector not a differential amplifier.

“At Tek, I joined Oliver Dalton’s team after a brief learning stint in evaluation engineering. Oliver’s group was responsible for portable oscilloscopes. I worked on other projects, but sat kitty-corner from Carl. He was working on PCB T-coils for the 454 oscilloscope project. Carl used and taught a simplified bipolar transistor model with a series base resistance and capacitor input so that simplified mathematical analysis could be done to still get good results.  Because I was too impatient to follow the conventional derivations for T-coil equations at that time, I derived the standard T-coil equations in my own way starting with the constant-R assumption and Wang Algebra. Wang Algebra was a short-cut for the network theory method taught at that time for enumerating tree products. I also was motivated to use the same approach after adding a series R.”

If you want to see all the kits, there is a site with scans of many old Radio Shack catalogs. This page and the next one are where I pulled the data for 1975. But there are other years, too. There were also other kits that didn’t use P-Box, including a bunch of PCBs for a buck or two for projects like power supplies and stereo preamps. That didn’t include other parts though, but — of course — you could buy them all at Radio Shack.