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In this video we take a look at what has arrived in the mail from Amazon and AliExpress.
I mention in the video about the September 2026 edition of Silicon Chip magazine. I am reading Fundamentals of Solid State which you can purchase for AUD$40 on the Silicon Chip website from the bottom of this page. In the video I say that it dates back to 1979, but actually it dates back to 1984. Close enough! If you’re not into paywalled content they have some free downloads including The Internet – What’s In It For You?, When I Think Back 1, and When I Think Back 2.
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In this video we continue working through Learning the Art of Electronics. Today we don’t do any course work, rather we do two exercises from the text, AoE ex 2.9 and 2.10 on page 86, and make a BJT-based current source as described in AoE Figure 2.32 on page 87.
These are the results I got as I varied the load resistance:
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p.s. today I added AoE to my spell check.
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Silly Job Title: Spark Specialist. I am the Spark Specialist!
In this video we unbox our HP Prime graphing calculator.
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Update: there was some confusion when I made this video. I ordered the G2 model but when it arrived I couldn’t find any G2 branding on my device so I mistakenly thought I had been sent a G1 instead. In fact I had not. I did in fact receive a G2, it’s just that the G2 branding was very subtle and I missed it. The only indication seems to be a small “G2” on the back under the HP logo. Also I heard that the G2 model came with a USB-C connection, but that is wrong. My G2 has a USB-Micro connection, which I believe is standard.
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p.s. today I added BNC, BNC-SMA, Xylitol, html, Thermocouple, CAS, LCR, Brushless, IGBT, Triode, PWM, LiPo, LiFe/em>, NiMH, and NiCd to my spell check.
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Update: there is conflicting information on the interwebs regarding the “fix” for this programmer. Some people say you should do it. Other people say it isn’t necessary. You decide!
