MacroFab Engineering Podcast
Conversations about electronics, hardware, and the engineering life. Hosted by Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig.
The Wheels Are Finally Off
How easy is it to make a retro gaming console? Stephen breaks down his design and build criteria that involves no custom PCBs.
Rotary Alarm System
Do not adjust your podcast broadcast device. What you are hearing is a rotary alarm system. This siren denotes the beginning of episode 200!
High Voltage Gyrators and KiCad Plugins
Stephen and Parker discuss Equalizers for High Voltage signal paths and ultra rare Atari 2600 Hardware. Also, what is the Apple H1 Chip?
Digital Razorblades
It has been a couple weeks since a Parker and Stephen episode but they didn't get any electronic projects done! Somehow 1 hour of audio still exists.
Designing in Color – Greg Paulsen on 3D Printing
Greg Paulsen of Xometry rejoins the podcast to discuss the specifications, designing for scale, and design considerations for 3D Printing technologies.
Foamy Power Factors – Electrolytic Capacitors with KEMET
Ivan Quiroz and Suzana Jankuloska of KEMET join the podcast to discuss the inner workings of Electrolytic Capacitors and reading Datasheets.
Mach 5 Sandpaper – MIT Rocket Team
Charlie Garcia and Luka Govedič come onto the podcast to discuss being rocket scientists and the MIT Rocket Team's History, Goals, and Future.
Adult Supervision Not Required – Tilt 5 With Jeri
Jeri Ellsworth joins the podcast to discuss the development of Augmented Reality technology and the process of bringing consumer devices to market.
Robots Have Fall Damage
Matthew Prater joins Parker and Stephen to discuss his student's innovation projects and antimatter positrons.
The Fourth Rule of Robotics
Parker's repair of the Tigershark seems to be working fine and Stephen learns how to read a Digital Datasheet. Also, only 8 more episodes before 200!
Fork Lift Adventures Narrated by Daniel Hienzsch
Daniel Hienzsch of Rheingold Heavy and Manufacturing Reports joins Parker and Stephen to discuss PCB manufacturing and low cost vendor choices.
Sealed Tigersharks
Stephen's finally upgrades his toolkit to include a Digital Logic Analyzer and Parker repairs a Tigershark. Don't worry it's not a real shark.