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Dave cuts loose on the Golden Ear Audiophiles and all their Audiophoolery rubbish. Panasonic gets a serve too, or is that applause? The Blue Jeans cable LINK And Kurt Denke’s response to the infamous letter: LINK The Panasonic design guide is HERE and the rest of it HERE Post your …

Dave goes nuts over dodgy product design decisions in Canon DV camcorders, Fluke multimeters, Timex watches, Princeton Tec LED lights, and PVR’s. And how cool would it be to design farting gnomes? Podcast: Download

The EEVblog has been morphed from www.alternatezone.com/eevblog to www.eevblog.com Hopefully you shouldn’t even notice the difference, but I’m an electronics engineering nerd and not a Jolt Cola slurping computer geek, so something has bound to have gone wrong, possibly horribly… Let me know if you find any issues at all…

Yes, it’s another round of Electronics Engineering job interview tips. Techniques to help you stand out at the interview and secure that engineering job. See Blog #7 for the previous bunch of tips. (Note the record number of “you know”‘s!) Podcast: Download

All about Multimeter display counts, accuracy, and calibration. Podcast: Download

The Infinite Resistor Puzzle Podcast: Download

The secret world of Chopper (auto-zero) Amplifiers. Podcast: Download

For those into such things, I’ve set up an EEVblog Facebook group you can, well, join I guess… EEVBlog Facebook group

GSM mobile phone audio design, RF immunity, and low noise dead bug point-to-point prototyping. Podcast: Download

On blogs and video blogging. Podcast: Download

Dave dons the lab coat for yet another installment of the Unusual Oscilloscope Phenomenon. Podcast: Download

The unusual oscilloscope phenomenon – Part 2! Podcast: Download

Rigol caught with their pants down! An issue with the Rigol DS1052E Oscilloscope. Or perhaps it’s Analog Devices caught out? (correction – there are only 2 PLL’s in the model FPGA used in the Rigol) Podcast: Download

How can a consumer electronics product last on the shelf for more than 10 years? The Garmin Etrex GPS investigated. Podcast: Download

I hope your next project DOESN’T work!, dual-purpose I/O pins can be a trap, and www.octopart.com (P.S Sorry about the audio, been playing around with a new mic) Podcast: Download