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What booty awaits another night time dumpster dive raid on the garbage room? Dave scores a HP Laserjet 3700 colour printer and an ASUS P7P55D-E LX USB 3.0 motherboard with Intel i7-870 processor. Podcast: Download

Dave explains, shows, and measures a potentially big trap with using high value ceramic capacitors. If your 10uF capacitor really 10uF in your circuit? Those humble X7R caps you think are a “stable” dielectric? think again… Class II and above ceramic capacitors can vary their capacitance drastically with DC bias …

Dave tears down Sony’s first digital camera that used removable media, a 3.5″ floppy drive! The 640×480 resolution 0.3Mpixel 1997 vintage Sony Mavica MVC-FD7 Original photos form the camera are HERE Datasheets: MB88146AP UPD72069 Floppy-Disk Controller AD9801 CCD image sensor processor MB90089 OSD SH7032 32 Bit Microcontroller: MB3785A Switching Regulator …

EEVblog2 2nd Youtube Channel: And Engineers Guide To Solving Problems BOOK https://www.youtube.com/user/trombonista92 A really crappy line tracer circuit patent Geppetto Electronics LCDuino RGB backpack TmpUSB temporary USB drive: PIC Development Boards https://www.youtube.com/user/BoomBrush Sony Mavica 3.5″ Floppy Drive Digital Camera X-Core 16 Core 1000MIPS Analog Slice Kit: Podcast: Download

Want to see through a visually opaque material? it’s easy with a thermal imaging camera and a bit of physics. Dave also follows up on the cling wrap ESD issue with some measurements and alternatives. Previous video – How To See Through Objects With A Thermal Camera Anti-static bag myth …