What, you know, we need to take a picture of our actual rig, because we just have everything kind of on our little Metro carts riding around. So yeah, it's, it sounds pretty bad in here. Well, it's half engineering this room in half warehousing? Yeah. Well, it's actually the engineering department. So the audio is definitely gonna be way different because we're using different mics. We're actually here at the fab not at our usual recording studio with Josh. And it is a special Thanksgiving episode. We're your hosts Parker, DolmanĪnd so this is episode 43.

Hello and welcome to the macro fat engineering podcast. $49 USD gets you a first-run mRISC-V in a QFN-32 package and $99 gets you a development board with a SD card slot, USB connector, and voltage regulators. It is being crowd funded on Crowd Supply. Students at the Universidad Industrial de Santander in Colombia, have been working on an open 32-bit microcontroller based on the RISC-V instruction set.

Open-V, The First Open Source RISC-V Microcontroller.

The synth Stephen has been working on has the VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) designed and layed out.

The FX Dev Board is nearing launch of the crowd funding.

He has updated it to be safer and less likely to kill him.

Stephen brewed another beer with his electronic brewing rig.

TDA7429L : ST manufactured 3 Band Equalizer Audio Processor.Part numbers for the IC’s are the following: Parker has been working more on the Jeep Radio.MacroFab had its annual Thanksgiving Potluck today.This podcast was recorded at the MacroFab Engineering location.

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