Welcome to the new year!
This episode is a continuation of our conversation with Eli Hughes of Tzero. If you haven't checked out the first part, we recommend you do so first before listening to this episode.
Show notes:
-Without first building relationships, trust can't be established.
-Even though engineers are dealing with highly technical problems, most have underpinning problems that aren't technical in nature.
-Eli's episode on the Amp Hour.
-Opinion: American chocolate is so much better than European/International chocolate.
-Pet peeve: Fans saying that "we won" the game.
-The importance of having diversity in gaining different perspectives.
-Are women better at assembling circuit boards?
-This is the best USB-C port.
-Eli's contact info: Twitter - @emh203 / Email: eli.hughes@tzerolabs.com
We often get asked about the best way to route very fine pitch BGA and CSP packages. Often times designers think they need to route their traces between the BGA pads. But if you try that, then you will violate our 3-mil trace width and gap. So what’s to be done?
On this episode we have CircuitHub CAM engineer, Dave Wilcox, back on the show to walk us through the PCB CAM process.
What does a NASA JPL underwater vehicle that monitors methane bubbles in the arctic, robots that kill invasive species of starfish, and a robotics swan light show have in common? They are all examples that have used marine robotics components created by Blue Robotics.
