Stock Electronic Image FAILS

[T3sl4co1l]

A 7x7 TQFP has...?

7x7mm outline, of course.  Which, 8 pins/side minus a bit, should be around 0.75mm pitch. Which is typical for like the TQFP AVRs, 0.8mm pitch I believe.

What they have in the tweezers though...

Tim

[xrunner]

The nail polish really makes it look like it was staged by a software engineer.

The nails are a dead giveaway it's Adafruit stuff. 

[@rt]

Years ago, on a Commodore Amiga group, where there are electronics people fixing them etc.
There was a trend to post pics like this, and one day someone posted a black & white pic of an entire electronics lab
complete with some white coat Scientists, going about their business,
and a simple caption to draw attention to the fact that nothing was plugged in!

[Fungus]

There was a trend to post pics like this, and one day someone posted a black & white pic of an entire electronics lab
complete with some white coat Scientists, going about their business,
and a simple caption to draw attention to the fact that nothing was plugged in!

This video is a classic:


Note all the FNIRSI oscilloscopes.

[Zero999]

There was a trend to post pics like this, and one day someone posted a black & white pic of an entire electronics lab
complete with some white coat Scientists, going about their business,
and a simple caption to draw attention to the fact that nothing was plugged in!

This video is a classic:


Note all the FNIRSI oscilloscopes.

Please post a time stamp. I watched the first 10 seconds and had to stop because of the annoying wailing singing music.

[BlownUpCapacitor]

I went through the effort of skimming through the video, and what I think Fungus meant to showcase was the area between 7:04 and 19:30 (minutes:seconds). They show a lab (which honestly looks quite empty to me) with some oscilloscopes, displays, boards, and some unknown device, likely a benchtop meter.

[jchw4]

For mere $1300 USD you can get below absolute zero! 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/256568042789

[TimFox]

The Mikron M380 Au is a legitimate calibrator, rated at +1064.18^o C, the freezing point of gold.
https://www.transcat.com/media/pdf/blackbody.pdf
(The gold is rated 99.999% pure, and the device pulls about 1 kW of power.)
Proofreading is a lost art.

[NiHaoMike]

Looks like the one who made the listing didn't think a "freezing point" would be so high and therefore thought it was supposed to be negative.

[T3sl4co1l]

It feels more like a hyphen separating parts of the title, but it's a poorly chosen place for it here.

Tim

[PlainName]

It's the AU model, and things are upside down there.