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The end (updated) | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Until the end of the internet in case anyone is interested in saving some information. Thank you readers, it has been a great ride! Update: I had no idea that there were so many readers, so I will not disappoint and will do my best to keep this content up indefinitely. I may add in the future, but it will not be nearly as frequent as it was in the past. This entry was posted in Misc. October 30, 2009. Notes on air-core inductor value computation. Thanks for the kind ...
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Back from the dead | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Back from the dead. The time has come to bring microblog back to life. I have spent the past three years working for a large medical device company in Silicon Valley designing surgical electronics. This has been a lot of fun, but I want to get back to working on open source electronics and posting about them. I have been working on a couple of designs in my spare time and have been accepted to Maker Faire 2013. At least one post a week. Who was I kidding? I really en...
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Journal Club | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Category Archives: Journal Club. Journal Club: Deterministic nonperiodic flow (Edward Lorenz). I have been reading James Gleick’s Chaos. A paper that is well worth looking over. For those who are not mathematically inclined, looking over the introduction and conclusion should provide some insight into the paper. Additionally, this is the paper where the often duplicated Lorenz attractor, or butterfly attractor (figure 2) makes its first appearance. October 7, 2008.
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Philosophy | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Book review: The Philosophy of Space and Time. It took me a few months to finally read this book. This entry was posted in Mathematics. September 10, 2008. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Journal Club: Deterministic nonperiodic flow (Edward Lorenz) | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Journal Club: Deterministic nonperiodic flow (Edward Lorenz). I have been reading James Gleick’s Chaos. A paper that is well worth looking over. For those who are not mathematically inclined, looking over the introduction and conclusion should provide some insight into the paper. Additionally, this is the paper where the often duplicated Lorenz attractor, or butterfly attractor (figure 2) makes its first appearance. This entry was posted in Journal Club. A href= titl...
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nico | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Laser-cut fume extractor design. This entry was posted in HOWTO. July 24, 2013. Maker Faire 2013, here we come. We finally have everything squared away for Maker Faire 2013. And we should be able to show off an open-source LED controller. That design is not complete, however, I still wanted to be able to give something away. I settled on creating a PCB business card which doubled as an SMT prototyping board. This entry was posted in PCB. May 13, 2013. Check with your...
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On PCB mounting options | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. On PCB mounting options. Check with your PCB assembly house about component placing near PCB edges, a lot of places will typically want 1.27mm. This is a process issue for removing individual boards out of panels and being able to clear the cutting tool. More is better as it makes it easier to handle the board after de-panelizing without touching mounted components. Make sure that your board only fits into the chassis one way. This can be done by using a non-symm...
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Maker Faire 2013, here we come | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Maker Faire 2013, here we come. We finally have everything squared away for Maker Faire 2013. And we should be able to show off an open-source LED controller. That design is not complete, however, I still wanted to be able to give something away. I settled on creating a PCB business card which doubled as an SMT prototyping board. Stop by the mobius.io table and just ask if you would like to get one of these. Gerbers for this card are here: mobius io card2013.
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Misc | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Back from the dead. The time has come to bring microblog back to life. I have spent the past three years working for a large medical device company in Silicon Valley designing surgical electronics. This has been a lot of fun, but I want to get back to working on open source electronics and posting about them. I have been working on a couple of designs in my spare time and have been accepted to Maker Faire 2013. At least one post a week. Who was I kidding? Here is the...
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Mathematics | μblog: engineering from the trenches
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Μblog: engineering from the trenches. Journal Club: Deterministic nonperiodic flow (Edward Lorenz). I have been reading James Gleick’s Chaos. A paper that is well worth looking over. For those who are not mathematically inclined, looking over the introduction and conclusion should provide some insight into the paper. Additionally, this is the paper where the often duplicated Lorenz attractor, or butterfly attractor (figure 2) makes its first appearance. This entry was posted in Journal Club. A professor ...
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